Spranic builds spatial memory layer for robots

Munich-based Spranic is developing a spatial memory layer that records physical spaces and tracks how they change, aiming to give robots reusable context across different tasks. Founded by Jordi Spranger, the company uses knowledge graphs to connect relevant data sources while preserving provenance, making robot decisions auditable. Spranger describes the goal as providing robots with the right context at the right time, comparing the need to Google Maps on steroids so robots can replan tasks dynamically rather than follow statically programmed instructions.