the @vangrid_io one thing i find interesting about vangrid’s current direction is the focus on making spatial data usable beyond a single app
collecting real world data is only one part of the challenge
that data also needs a reliable way to enter ai workflows, preserve its provenance and respect privacy along the way
vangrid’s website now highlights pieces of that stack including multi-view ingestion, cryptographic provenance, edge-computed privacy and an enterprise spatial api
to me, these are important building blocks because useful infrastructure has to connect data collection with the systems that actually need the data
the question i’m watching is how these components come together in real deployments and how easily developers can build on top of them
the @vangrid_io one thing i find interesting about vangrid’s current direction is the focus on making spatial data usable beyond a single app
collecting real world data is only one part of the challenge
that data also needs a reliable way to enter ai workflows, preserve its provenance and respect privacy along the way
vangrid’s website now highlights pieces of that stack including multi-view ingestion, cryptographic provenance, edge-computed privacy and an enterprise spatial api
to me, these are important building blocks because useful infrastructure has to connect data collection with the systems that actually need the data
the question i’m watching is how these components come together in real deployments and how easily developers can build on top of them