Niantic
Spatial
is
a
pioneer
in
geospatial
AI

Our
technology
is
based
on
a
third-generation
digital
map
that
captures
the
content
of
the
world
at
a
level
of
fidelity
never
before
achieved,
enabling
both
people
and
machines
to
understand
it
in
new
exciting
ways.
This
is
part
of
the
connective
tissue
that
will
enable
AI
to
meaningfully
understand
and
interact
with
the
physical
world.

Niantic
Spatial
Platform

The
Niantic
Spatial
Platform
is
leading
the
way.
It
provides
essential
live
services,
including
Niantic’s
industry
leading
,
relied
on
by
tens
of
millions
of
users,
advanced
3D
visualization
using
Gaussian
Splatting,
and
a
suite
of
developer
SDKs.

Our
services
are
available
as
public
APIs
for
global-scale
applications
and
as
private
enterprise
solutions
for
specific
locations
captured
through
the
app
and
services.

This
versatility
allows
us
to
seamlessly
integrate
spatial
intelligence
across
,
including
Intelligent
Warehousing
and
Logistics,
Spatial
Planning
and
Remote
Collaboration,
and
Immersive
Entertainment
and
Experiences.
By
leveraging
precise
localization,
advanced
computer
vision,
and
real-time
3D
visualization,
we
enhance
efficiency,
accuracy,
and
engagement
across
these
domains.

Large
Geospatial
Model

Niantic
Spatial
is
developing
a
(LGM)
built
on
a
proprietary
database
of
over
30
billion
posed
images,
which
will
add
spatial
reasoning
capabilities
to
Large
Language
Models
through
a
spatially
grounded
and
semantically
rich
understanding
of
physical
environments.

We
are
setting
a
new
benchmark
for
geospatial
AI,
delivering
unparalleled
contextual
awareness
and
deeper
comprehension
of
the
real
world.

Our
Story

Niantic
Spatial
is
from
the
team
behind
Pokémon
GO
and
the
Niantic
AR
platform,
building
on
over
25
years
of
leadership
in
geospatial
AI,
mapping,
and
AR.
Originally
part
of
Google
and
Niantic
Labs,
we’ve
pioneered
breakthroughs
in
Visual
Positioning
Systems
(VPS),
large-scale
3D
mapping,
and
real-world
AR
experiences
that
have
reached
hundreds
of
millions
of
people.

Led
by
Founder
and
CEO
John
Hanke,
we
continue
to
push
the
boundaries
of
how
technology
interacts
with
the
physical
world.