The physical world is becoming more complex, more instrumented. Yet buildings still lack unified sensing infrastructure. We identified what others overlooked: floors are the one universal surface in every building. The ideal foundation for spatial intelligence.
The answer was underfoot
True spatial intelligence requires a rare combination: accuracy, complete coverage, high resolution, privacy preservation, and scalable distribution. Existing solutions each excel in some areas, but no single approach delivered all five.
We found the missing link in an unexpected place: the one surface every building shares, that touches every occupant, spans every room, and flows through established supply chains at massive scale.
The floor.
Fragmented spatial data
Understanding how people move through physical spaces has required cameras, beacons, and motion sensors, each with coverage gaps, privacy concerns, and integration complexity. Buildings generate vast amounts of spatial data, but it's siloed, inconsistent, and underutilized.
Intelligence underfoot
We embed thin, flexible sensor circuitry directly into commercial flooring underlayment. Continuous, high-resolution spatial data captured invisibly, anonymously, and at scale, transforming every floor into a sensing layer without cameras or privacy trade-offs.
The largest computable surface on Earth
We're transforming the largest surface area of the built world into a substrate for spatial intelligence.
Universal coverage
Floors exist in every building, every room, every space. No other surface offers complete, continuous coverage of human activity. We embed intelligence into the one layer that touches everything.
Built-in distribution
Commercial flooring refreshes every 7-10 years. Tens of billions of square feet installed annually through established manufacturer networks. We ride existing supply chains, not fight them.
Reaches all buildings
Flooring is the only building material that routinely touches both existing and new construction. Every retrofit, every renovation, every new build is an opportunity to add intelligence.
Infrastructure for embodied AI
The next generation of AI needs more than text. It needs structured data about how the physical world actually behaves. We're building that layer.
Beyond text
Frontier AI models need more than language. They need rich, structured data about how humans actually move and behave in physical space. Floors capture what text cannot describe.
Unified spatial corpus
Healthcare facilities, retail floors, office buildings, athletic venues. Every domain contributes to the largest continuously updated corpus of physical-world behavioral data on Earth.
Privacy by physics
Pressure sensors detect movement patterns, not individuals. Population-level insights without facial recognition, without tracking, without surveillance. Privacy preserved by the physics of the sensor itself.
Integrated with and compatible with product lines from the world's leading commercial flooring manufacturers, working alongside their go-to-market teams.
Building the spatial data layer
We're not building a point solution. We're creating foundational infrastructure for the built environment.
Building Intelligence
Deploy sensors to solve immediate challenges: occupancy-driven HVAC, space utilization, and operational efficiency for facility managers and building operators.
Data Platform
Leverage accumulated spatial data for broader stakeholders: insurers modeling risk, retailers understanding behavior, logistics operators optimizing flow.
Spatial Primitive
Establish public APIs and position the sensing network as universal infrastructure, a data layer that developers and enterprises build upon.