SpAItial just launched Echo-3, a physically grounded world model that turns casual iPhone video scans into accurate, metric-scale 3D environments in minutes. It intelligently fills in blind spots your camera missed while eliminating floating artifacts, alongside an enterprise API for robotics and simulation. It basically turns casual smartphone footage into production-ready spatial data without professional gear.
SpAItial just unveiled Echo-2, a frontier world model that turns text prompts or a single photo into persistent, interactive 3D environments rendered via 3D Gaussian Splatting. It supports object-level editing and claims to beat World Labs' Marble 1.1 across all WorldScore benchmark metrics.
SpAItial just emerged from stealth with a $13 million seed round to build spatial foundation models that turn text or images into fully interactive 3D environments. Founded by Synthesia co-founder Matthias Niessner alongside ex-Google and Meta researchers, the Munich startup directly takes on heavyweights like World Labs and Odyssey. Early signups are now open via waitlist.
