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# An Example Channel - Toybox
The toybox channel is an open-source channel maintained by Rendered.ai that is used for educating new platform users on how they can develop and deploy their own channels to generate synthetic data. The channel creates a 3D scene with toys dropped into different containers on a range of floor backgrounds. The imaging sensor is moved at random angles and lighting is slightly adjusted to demonstrate a variety of images that can be generated with a simple channel.
The toybox channel also introduces users to concepts such as 3D modelling, scene composition, physics, and rendering, all of which are important for dataset generation using Rendered.ai.
The following tutorials may be useful to new users who are looking to expand their knowledge on Channel Development on the Rendered.ai platform using the example channel.
* [Run and Deploy the Toybox Channel](/development-guides/an-example-channel-toybox/run-and-deploy-the-toybox-channel.md)
* [Add a Modifier Node](/development-guides/an-example-channel-toybox/add-a-modifier-node.md)
* [Add a Generator Node](/development-guides/an-example-channel-toybox/add-a-generator-node.md)
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