Schemata, an AI company, has emerged from stealth mode with $5 million in seed funding aimed at advancing its training platform designed for defense and enterprise. The platform utilizes 3D reality capture technology to transform 2D images into interactive 3D environments, coupled with spatial AI to deliver customized training experiences. It's already in pilot tests with the Department of Defense, aiming to create training programs 10 times faster and at a significantly lower cost. Founded by alumni from Stanford University, Schemata leverages advancements in AI to enhance practical training applications for real-world environments.
3D reality capture is the process of using technologies like laser scanners, drones, and photogrammetry to digitally reconstruct physical spaces in 3D.
By harnessing the latest advances in generative AI's reasoning capabilities, we can more effectively parse complex 3D data-and, in turn, gain deeper insights into real-world environments.
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