Spatial Prompts

Spatial AI Spatial AI describes AI systems that don’t just recognize objects or text, but understand how things are arranged and moving in 3D space. Spatial AI fuses camera …

Spatial AI Platform A Spatial AI Platform bundles the tools needed to build, deploy, and operate space-aware applications: mapping, localization, analytics, orchestration of …

Spatial Analytics Spatial Analytics tracks and analyzes what happens in space over time: where people dwell, how robots move, which paths congest, and how Spatials perform. It …

Spatial Anchors Spatial Anchors are stable reference points in an environment that devices use to align digital content with the physical world. An anchor might be tied to a …

Spatial AR Navigation Spatial AR Navigation uses AR Spatials overlays and Spatial AI localization to guide users through complex indoor and outdoor environments. Instead of reading …

Spatial Cohort Analysis Spatial Cohort Analysis groups users not just by demographics or time but by how they move and behave in space: which zones they visit, how long they dwell, …

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 …