Empowering AI agents with real-world spatial intelligence.
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by Brent Lane
Agentic Overview
A more detailed overview of how the BigGeo core technologies can power the future of agentic models. Most AI tools today are built for documents, images, or conversations—but not for the physical world. They don’t know how to handle geography, movement over time, or questions like “what happened here last month?” or “what’s within 500 meters of this school?” That’s because traditional AI systems aren’t built to understand spatial data like maps, zones, or coordinates. They also struggle to connect that information across time and space. BigGeo changes this. It gives AI the tools to reason about the real world—like letting an agent instantly pull up all past visits to a store location and find nearby patterns. Without something like BigGeo, AI stays blind to the world around us.
A $100B+ Market for Agent-Driven Spatial Intelligence
AI agents are the new interface for digital work—and they need to understand the world.
80%
Enterprise Data
Has a location component (Gartner)
95%
Fortune 1000
Already use spatial data
$100B+
TAM
Location intelligence, AI infra
BigGeo sits at the intersection—monetizing location the way Stripe monetized payments.
Problem
The Shift Has Begun
LLMs need location awareness
AI agents reasoning about real-world requires spatial understanding
Legacy GIS limitations
Not built for real-time compute or programmable access
Legacy spatial systems were built for humans analyzing static data, not for AI needing real-time access to dynamic spatial insights. Traditional solutions shine in their original roles but fall short in meeting the demands of today's spatial AI applications.
BigGeo's cutting-edge platform is meticulously crafted to cater to the distinct needs of spatial AI, offering seamless integration, efficient processing across all resolutions, and an integrated monetization framework for spatial data providers.
Solution
A Platform for Monetized Spatial Intelligence
Codex Tiles
License spatial zones by resolution or query scope