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Making AI interact with the real world takes more than just sensors.
Every device — whether it's a robot, phone, or smart glasses — usually has to detect doors, objects, and layouts by itself, learning everything from scratch every time.
It's slow, inefficient, and full of trial and error.
Auki Network changes that.
With collaborative spatial mapping, devices in the same space share a real-time map.
If one spots a door, furniture, or any object, that data updates for all connected devices instantly.
No need for each device to repeat the same process.
This speeds up performance, cuts down mistakes, and finally makes AI practical for real-world environments.
Full details are in the blog — link in comments
Every device — whether it's a robot, phone, or smart glasses — usually has to detect doors, objects, and layouts by itself, learning everything from scratch every time.
It's slow, inefficient, and full of trial and error.
Auki Network changes that.
With collaborative spatial mapping, devices in the same space share a real-time map.
If one spots a door, furniture, or any object, that data updates for all connected devices instantly.
No need for each device to repeat the same process.
This speeds up performance, cuts down mistakes, and finally makes AI practical for real-world environments.
Full details are in the blog — link in comments
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