OPEN BY INTENTION
Clear foundations.
Clear rights.
We plan to publish selected simulation software as open source and develop other specialist products under separate commercial agreements. For now, this website explains our direction. We have not released a physics engine or SDK.
The identified website code and documentation use Apache License 2.0. Our logo and editorial artwork have separate terms. AI-generated content still needs checks for ownership, third-party rights and technical accuracy.
AVAILABILITY & REUSE
What can you use today?
| Material | Available now | Reuse position |
|---|---|---|
| Rally driving experiment | Play the existing hosted demo | Demo access does not grant a source download, asset license or engine integration. |
| Reusable simulation components | In development | No module package is released here. A future component must identify its own license and limits. |
| Synthetic data & instruction guides | Research directions | No public dataset or manual module is offered. Code, data, designs and instructions may have separate rights. |
| Designated website code | Apache-2.0-covered files | Read the complete license and NOTICE below. This does not extend to every pictured asset or external project. |
| Brand & editorial imagery | Shown on this website | Separate terms and third-party provenance apply; a software license does not automatically cover them. |
Open source
Apache License 2.0 lets people use, modify and redistribute software covered by that license, including in commercial projects, as long as they follow its terms. It includes a defined patent grant, redistribution requirements, warranty disclaimers and limits on trademark use. You do not need a separate paid license from LindiSims to use our Apache-licensed code commercially.
Read the complete Apache-2.0 license text · NOTICE
What is not covered automatically?
Our brand, promotional imagery, third-party materials and future commercial products have their own terms. A software license does not grant permission to present a project as an official LindiSims product. We review the sources and licenses of each package before release.
Model and data claims
For research and synthetic-data products, we plan to explain what the model represents, how tests can be repeated, which measurements support it and where its limits are. Verification checks that software meets its specified requirements; validation evaluates model behavior against evidence relevant to a particular use. The pictures on this site are concept artwork, not simulation results.
When a product is released, its own license, documentation and test results will provide the details you need to decide whether it fits your project.