$AUKI is showing what happens when you give AI spatial context from the physical world.

Bring your own model (Qwen running on Jetson Thor here) and give it the Auki spatial harness, and suddenly it can do more than generate text.

In this demo, Qwen acts as a scene assistant, querying the environment to identify exactly where the ketchup is, down to the fixture, shelf, and 3D coordinates, and then visualizing the result.

Any model can leverage CactusXR data, spatio semantic data, or other domain specific data. That gives AI a way to process not just information, but where things are and how they relate to the physical environment.

Auki is building the infrastructure that connects AI to a shared, machine readable understanding of physical space.

That can extend far beyond retail to robots, warehouses, logistics, manufacturing, smart glasses, and other devices.

The model provides the intelligence. Auki provides the spatial context that lets it understand where things are and how they relate to the physical world.

These Auki demos continue to be very insightful into what they're building and honestly I can see this technology being used by massive retailers around the globe, like Walmart Target.

I'm extremely bullish on what $AUKI is building.