Spatial Intelligence

Inturai Ventures and Talius Group are partnering to integrate Inturai’s AI spatial intelligence into Talius’s Smart Care platform. This collaboration aims to enhance aged and disability care by providing real-time environmental insights, improving situational awareness, and enabling proactive interventions. The alliance is projected to generate $2.5 million in revenue over three years, with a joint steering committee guiding the integration process.

Hangzhou is emerging as a global AI hub, driven by a dual focus on advanced “physical AI”—robotics and autonomous systems—and more whimsical applications. The city’s tech scene, featuring companies like Manycore, Unitree, and Deep Robotics, is fueling China’s national AI strategy, which prioritizes embodied intelligence. While competition intensifies with the US, Hangzhou’s ecosystem benefits from lower energy costs and an open-source approach to AI development, fostering diverse innovation from practical solutions to creative digital companions.