The $AUKI spatial harness concept is seriously worth paying attention to. What stood out to me the demo by Nils is that the physical environment becomes more than a map, It becomes a shared layer of spatial context that humans and robots can interact with. Think of it as giving the physical world a form of digital memory. Objects, locations, obstacles, and events can be tied to specific places through spatial data and digital twins, giving robots context about what is where, and what needs to happen there. If a robot gets stuck, that event can remain attached to the location. A task or note could then be left in that spatial layer, for example, robot stuck here or debris needs to be cleared. Another robot, human, or automated system can then discover that context and act on it. So this isn't just about robots navigating a map. It's about creating a persistent, actionable spatial layer where information, tasks, and events can stay connected to the physical world. Very bullish on what Auki is building.