Spranic Demos Spatial Memory That Turns Building Scans Into Queryable Asset Records
AI Engineer · youtube · 2026-10-13
At AI Engineer, Spranic founder Jordi Spranger demoed the startup's "spatial memory" system: off-the-shelf sensors capture a space, and objects, relationships and changes over time are stored as a semantic graph that aligns repeat visits along a timeline.
- Motivation: financial records update quarterly while knowledge of the buildings underneath them rarely updates, creating an information gap
- Two scans of the same kitchen reveal that three chairs moved, with references back to the original observations
- Queries like "where is the radiator?" become lookups against the spatial representation
- Proposed downstream uses: maintenance, interior design, robotics and insurance (initial inspection vs renewal comparison) — though these remain proposals, not demonstrated insurer deployments
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