Spatials AI Glossary
Definitions for spatial AI, spatial computing, spatial GPS, VR and AR spatials, world models, and geospatial analytics.
Spatial IoT Spatial IoT describes networks of sensors and actuators whose readings and actions are anchored to specific Spatials rather than abstract IDs. Temperature sensors …
Spatial Journey Mapping Spatial Journey Mapping tracks how people move through environments over time, turning paths and interactions into an end-to-end narrative of the user …
Spatial Knowledge Graph A Spatial Knowledge Graph is a graph database where nodes and edges represent Spatials and their relationships: adjacency, containment, connectivity, and …
Spatial Lifecycle Management Spatial Lifecycle Management covers how Spatials are created, tested, deployed, monitored, updated, and retired over time. Like software releases, …
Spatial Localization Spatial Localization is the act of determining a device’s precise pose-position and orientation-within a known Spatial map. Where GPS gives you a rough …
Spatial Mapping Spatial Mapping is the process of converting raw sensor data-camera frames, depth readings, LiDAR scans-into a structured 3D model of an environment. The result is …
Spatial Microservices Spatial Microservices are modular backend services that each handle a focused Spatial capability-localization, routing, zone management, or safety …
Spatial Navigation Spatial Navigation uses Spatial AI and mapped Spatials to guide people and machines through environments in an intelligent, context-aware way. It goes beyond …
Spatial Privacy Spatial Privacy addresses how location and movement data about people and assets is collected, stored, and used in Spatial AI systems. Because VR Spatials, AR …
Spatial Prompts Spatial Prompts are a new interaction primitive for Spatial AI: instead of writing code, users express intent directly in space. A Spatial prompt might consist of a …
