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Ekumen
A Grid Dynamics Company. ➡ We bridge top-level technology companies with engineering talent from across the globe
About Ekumen
Ekumen is an international engineering company — part of Grid Dynamics (Nasdaq: GDYN), a premier AI transformation partner for the Fortune 1000 — with a team distributed in Latin America and Europe. We provide remote engineering teams tailored to the needs of each project. We have a proven track record of success in team augmentation and independent team modalities, and our 10-year track record includes boosting top-notch robotic and cutting-edge technology projects all across the globe. Our team comprises highly skilled engineers with a strong background in robotics and extended reality and a focus on real-world experience. We are passionate about technology and are committed to providing our clients with the best possible service. We are always looking for new ways to improve our services and to stay ahead of the curve. We believe that the best ideas come from working together, and we are always open to new ideas and collaborations. Our flexible engagement models, compatibility in time zones, and commitment to personal and professional growth make us an ideal long-term partner, driving productivity and delivering high-quality results for our clients. 🦾 Are you looking for a remote engineering team to help you achieve your goals? 📨 Contact Ekumen today: contact@ekumenlabs.com We would be happy to discuss your needs and see how we can help you.
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Technology & Infrastructure
Ekumen deployed a MuJoCo-trained SAC policy as a drop-in Nav2 controller on Andino, an open-source diff-drive robot.
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Presence & Recognition
Ekumen held its Eku Meeting, a global gathering featuring company updates, projects, surveys, and team activities across countries and time zones.
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People
Ekumen's LATAM teams gathered in person at local coworking spaces for the Eku Meeting.
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Research & Knowledge
Ekumen ran NVIDIA Isaac Sim across outdoor programs, agriculture, inspection, and off-road to find that synthetic data got most of the way on perception but terrain physics and soft soil, mud, and variable traction needed real-world validation before trusting the simulation.
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