Spatial AI lab; maker and maintainer of the emem protocol. The architecture is an encoder and a decoder: satellites and detectors encode the world into signed, content-addressed tokens (nine shapes: emem:fact:, emem:cell:, emem:entity:, emem:bundle:, emem:raster:, emem:cube:, emem:rasterset:, emem:…
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Spatial AI lab; maker and maintainer of the emem protocol. The architecture is an encoder and a decoder: satellites and detectors encode the world into signed, content-addressed tokens (nine shapes: emem:fact:, emem:cell:, emem:entity:, emem:bundle:, emem:raster:, emem:cube:, emem:rasterset:, emem:trace:, emem:attestation:), and an @emem call decodes them inside an agent's reasoning. emem is the deterministic half (Apache-2.0, free to read, verifiable offline by anyone); the planned satellite is the evidence half, on a published launch plan with deliberately no date. The memory is multi-substrate: satellite Earth observation anchors it today, and the live registry at https://emem.dev/v1/substrates carries physical and synthetic candidates. geo.qa is the same memory agent on a private tenant. The only thing for sale is team time: free office hours, and a paid integration session; calls are taken by whoever on the team is closest to the problem.
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