Spatials AI Glossary
Definitions for spatial AI, spatial computing, spatial GPS, VR and AR spatials, world models, and geospatial analytics.
Spatial Context Spatial Context refers to the rich situational information that comes from knowing where something is and what surrounds it. Spatial context includes nearby …
Spatial Data Layer The Spatial Data Layer is the shared foundation where all maps, Spatials, anchors, and Spatial events are stored and synchronized. It sits below applications, …
Spatial Digital Twin A Spatial Digital Twin is a live, data-driven replica of a physical space-factory, store, campus, or city-represented as a network of Spatials. Unlike static …
Spatial Edge Computing Spatial Edge Computing runs parts of the Spatial AI pipeline-like localization, object detection, or safety checks-close to where data is generated, on …
Spatial Event Stream A Spatial Event Stream is a continuous feed of events tagged with locations and Spatials: entries and exits from zones, interactions with AR Spatials, robot …
Spatial GPS Spatial GPS refers to high-precision positioning pipelines that go beyond basic latitude/longitude to deliver centimeter-scale localization anchored to rich Spatial …
Spatial Graph Database A Spatial Graph Database combines graph data structures with Spatial awareness, storing nodes and edges that represent Spatials and their relationships …
Spatial Heatmap A Spatial Heatmap visualizes intensity of activity or metrics across space-foot traffic, interactions with AR Spatials, safety incidents, or environmental readings. …
Spatial Index A Spatial Index is a data structure that makes it fast to answer location-based questions like “what’s near this point?” or “which Spatials …
Spatial Intelligence Cloud A Spatial Intelligence Cloud is a cloud-hosted environment dedicated to processing, storing, and serving Spatial AI data and services at scale. It …
