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This demo presents a critical advancement in simulating the perception-action-communication (PAC) loop by natively unifying NVIDIA Isaac Sim's physics engine with Sionna's ray-traced propagation models. By closing the control loop in real-time at ~60 Hz, the framework allows robots to dynamically navigate around communication outages rather than relying on stochastic approximations or offline analysis. This integration is essential for developing robust autonomous systems where network link quality directly dictates operational safety and efficiency.
Demo: Closed-Loop Sionna-Isaac Sim Co-Simulation Framework for Wireless-Aware Robot Navigation over ROS 2
arXiv:2610.08618v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: A robot that offloads its control loop to the network carries the receiver with it, so link quality is decided by where it goes. Simulating this requires both a physics engine and a site-specific propagation model at once; to our knowledge no simulator natively unifies both, with existing couplings of the two limited to offline analyses. We demonstrate a real-time co-simulation framework coupling NVIDIA Isaac Sim and NVIDIA Sionna over ROS 2 that closes the perception-action-communication (PAC) loop between them. Sionna ray-traces the base-station-to-robot channel over the exact geometry Isaac Sim simulates on, rather than modeling it stochastically, and feeds channel states back into the control loop in real time. Ray-traced on GPU, the coverage map is refreshed in ~16ms (~60 Hz), fast enough for real-time control. To showcase the framework's utility, we implement a wireless-aware navigation application in an OpenStreetMap(OSM)-derived SUTD campus twin with two Nova Carter robots: the closed-loop planner eliminates communication outage at only +7.4% traversal time over the shortest-path baseline (which spends 7.9 s of its 81.2 s run disconnected).
Abstract:A robot that offloads its control loop to the network carries the receiver with it, so link quality is decided by where it goes. Simulating this requires both a physics engine and a site-specific propagation model at once; to our knowledge no simulator natively unifies both, with existing couplings of the two limited to offline analyses. We demonstrate a real-time co-simulation framework coupling NVIDIA Isaac Sim and NVIDIA Sionna over ROS 2 that closes the perception-action-communication (PAC) loop between them. Sionna ray-traces the base-station-to-robot channel over the exact geometry Isaac Sim simulates on, rather than modeling it stochastically, and feeds channel states back into the control loop in real time. Ray-traced on GPU, the coverage map is refreshed in ~16ms (~60 Hz), fast enough for real-time control. To showcase the framework's utility, we implement a wireless-aware navigation application in an OpenStreetMap(OSM)-derived SUTD campus twin with two Nova Carter robots: the closed-loop planner eliminates communication outage at only +7.4% traversal time over the shortest-path baseline (which spends 7.9 s of its 81.2 s run disconnected).
2 pages, 2 figures. Accepted as a Demo paper at ACM MobiHoc 2026. Demo video: this https URL
Networking and Internet Architecture (cs.NI); Robotics (cs.RO)
I.2.9; C.2.1; I.6.3
arXiv:2610.08618 [cs.NI]
(or arXiv:2610.08618v1 [cs.NI] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2610.08618 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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