


Our flagship product, Quidient Reality®, democratizes GSR by enabling anyone with a mobile device to easily virtualize objects and scenes.



Our flagship product, Quidient Reality®, democratizes GSR by enabling anyone with a mobile device to easily virtualize objects and scenes.

Quidient Reality® incorporates important functionalities from three core branches of Spatial AI.
The primary functions fall under the Generalized Scene Reconstruction (GSR) branch and allow the engine to reconstruct scenes. The secondary functions fall under the Scene Understanding branch and allow the engine to segment and label parts of the scene. The tertiary functions fall under the Generative Spatial AI branch and allow the engine to complete (at the option of the operator) unobserved parts of the scene.
What’s the difference between GSR and GenAI? GSR is essentially a measurement process used to create high-accuracy models of real objects and scenes. GenAI is essentially a pattern duplication process used to create fantastical or realistic-looking scenes that are not real.
This video defines Generalized Scene Reconstruction (GSR) and explains how it differs from 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS).

This video defines Generalized Scene Reconstruction (GSR) and explains how it differs from 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS).

Quidient is powering transformational applications for some of the top organizations in the world, including Fortune 500 companies and major government agencies.
Quidient’s development partnerships offer industry leaders early access to GSR.
