To make software and AI act in a physical environment, it is not enough to know where people are. You also need to know what is happening around them, and in relation to what. A shared spatial world model that connects people, objects, places and events in space and time provides this. This is what Nagoon builds.

The same technology models a city district, a research lab, the traffic around a vehicle, or the players on a pitch.

One world model, deployed in research projects and customer pilots across five areas:

• Buildings and property. Structured inventories of rooms, surfaces and components for public-sector property owners, tracked over time.
• Cities and districts. Large-area models for planning, safety and place-based decision support.
• Navigation. Positioning and wayfinding indoors and outdoors, without dependence on GPS.
• Vehicles. Analysis of the traffic and objects around a moving vehicle from its own sensors.
• Sport. Player movement and behaviour on the pitch, from camera data.

Nagoon is an R&D company and SME, located in Stockholm, Sweden. We build spatial world models: representations of physical environments that software and AI can reason about in real-time.

Our technology is part of the KTH Interaction and Robotic Lab (IRL), where KTH studies how people interact with robots and AI dialogue systems.

Nagoon provides the contextual awareness: object positions and states, and what the people in the room are doing.

Nagoon's founders have backgrounds in commercial game development, where real-time spatial systems have been standard for decades, and in research, where they are still being invented.