- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Multimodal — georeferenced imagery and video (street-level and aerial), 3D voxel/mesh digital-twin maps, point-cloud style spatial captures, and labeled human-behavior video sequences
- Volume
- Petabyte-class: street-level and aerial imagery plus voxel digital twins across 26+ countries. A single country of street-level coverage typically runs tens of petabytes of imagery and derived 3D; the voxel digital-twin platform alone implies multi-petabyte global 3D city models, and the human-behavior video library adds a further multi-petabyte video corpus
- Users
- N/A — a licensed-dataset vendor, not a user-facing platform; customers are enterprise AI teams (named logos on the homepage include NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services and Verizon), so the relevant count is contracted accounts, likely low double digits
- History
- 8 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active and expanding — the organization has rebranded from a mapping product (Voxelmaps) to a Physical AI data company, added a US crowdsourced capture network and a human-behavior data line, and is marketing to AI-lab buyers, which is an aggressive portfolio expansion rather than a mature catalog
- Launched
- ~2018-2020 for the underlying mapping business (the corporate profile dates the organization to ~2020 and the Voxelmaps product predates the rebrand); the Robotic Data Physical-AI data positioning is a 2024-2025 repositioning
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated