Large Spatial Reasoning Models

Illustration of Rowe 1.0 processing point clouds, images, and spatial fit checks

Introducing

Rowe 1.0

A spatial reasoning model for point clouds, images, maps, and sensor context. Rowe understands scene structure, physical constraints, and object relationships, then returns structured outputs for real-world systems.

Reason OnDataText

Point cloud visualization for reasoning on spatial data
  • Multimodal Spatial Inputs

    Combine point clouds, camera frames, maps, sensor readings, location traces, and metadata into one model context for spatial reasoning.

  • Structured Answers

    Ask for fit checks, object relationships, scene state, route constraints, or risk signals and receive outputs your application can use directly.

  • Context Across Systems

    Reason over live feeds, historical data, and external systems together so decisions reflect the full operating picture.

  • Developer-Ready API

    Send spatial data through a simple responses API and get typed results, usage metadata, and request IDs for production workflows.

Understand the Physical World

  • Spatial Relationships

    Identify objects, boundaries, distance, orientation, containment, occlusion, and proximity across complex real-world scenes.

  • Physical Constraints

    Understand fit, stability, collision, reachability, line of sight, and movement constraints before acting in the world.

  • World State Reconstruction

    Convert partial observations into useful 3D state: reconstructed structure, tracked objects, and scene-level understanding.

Building scene visualization for understanding the physical world

Built by Engineers From

Purdue University
Capital One
Datadog
Collins
Pratt & Whitney
Brandeis

Predict The Future

Drone visualization for predicting future movement
  • Future Position Estimates

    Project where objects, devices, vehicles, or people are likely to move next based on live state, motion history, and spatial constraints.

  • Simulation Scenarios

    Run what-if scenarios across physical environments: routing, placement, congestion, collision risk, coverage, and operational outcomes.

  • Actionable Forecasts

    Return structured predictions and recommended actions your systems can use for alerts, planning, routing, and automation.