IAMAI's public company profile positions its work for robotics, aerospace, automotive, defense, and autonomy teams that need high-fidelity simulation workflows. The official site describes customer intake around technical problems, integration requirements, validation criteria, and deployment on customer-controlled infrastructure.
Its operating model combines an open-source simulator with paid technical assistance, assessment, engineering, managed delivery, and legacy support. Public materials do not disclose pricing, named customers, or funding.
IAMAI maintains Project AirSim, an open-source, high-fidelity simulator for autonomous vehicles and heterogeneous robotic systems. Its public materials describe support for vehicles, sensors, controllers, environments, synthetic data, training, and evaluation workflows.
The company also provides technical help, architecture assessment, managed builds and delivery, integrations, and independent legacy support for Microsoft AirSim installations. The repository and Microsoft notice corroborate Project AirSim as the evolution of AirSim and identify IAMAI as its maintainer.
IAMAI's stated differentiation is its direct stewardship of Project AirSim and its experience with the Microsoft AirSim ecosystem. The official site identifies founder Jonathan Marino as having worked on AirSim and Project AirSim since 2020, while the LinkedIn company profile describes experience across Unreal Engine, ROS/ROS2, PX4, sensors, synthetic data, and on-premise simulation.
The Microsoft AirSim notice independently identifies Project AirSim as the evolution of AirSim and links to IAMAI's repository. This gives IAMAI continuity across legacy AirSim support, open-source Project AirSim maintenance, and customer-specific simulation engineering.

IAMAI is an autonomous-systems simulation company that maintains the open-source Project AirSim simulator and provides engineering services built around it.