Vision catalog, not a shipped-driver checklist
This page lists the intended I/O surface for an authoritative world model. Many modalities already plug into capture / query / sync / trust; others are horizon adapters on the same contracts. Reality becomes evidence; actuation becomes validated operations — never a second source of truth.
Reality (sensors · humans · machines · archives)
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Observation / Event intake → Authoritative Voxel World
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├── world.query (read)
├── world.sync (replicate)
├── world.trust (authorize ops)
└── actuation / views / APIs → Reality
Internal Inputs
These are not sensors — they become observations inside VWM, still under provenance and confidence rules.
AI object detections
Semantic segmentation
SLAM poses
Human annotations
Robot observations
Simulation predictions
Planning results
External APIs
Historical archives
Knowledge graph imports
Predictions stay labeled as predictions. Annotations and detections carry evidence — they never silently become geometry authority.
Outputs — VWM → Reality
Views, commands, and interfaces leave the world without becoming a second simulator.
Visual
Raster rendering
Voxel rendering
Gaussian Splats
NeRF
Path tracing
Ray tracing
Point clouds
Wireframes
Heatmaps
Semantic overlays
AR
VR
MR
Holographic displays
HUDs
Digital signage
Audio
Speakers
Spatial audio
Voice assistants
Sonification
Alerts
Navigation cues
Robotics
Motion commands
Manipulator control
Navigation goals
Task execution
Fleet coordination
Path planning
Vehicles
Autonomous driving commands
Driver assistance
Navigation
HUD overlays
Diagnostic reports
Buildings
HVAC control
Lighting control
Security automation
Access control
Fire systems
Power management
Industrial
PLC outputs
Factory automation
Robot cells
CNC
Conveyor systems
Simulation
Physics engines
Traffic simulators
Weather simulators
Energy simulators
Digital twins
AI
LLM context
Agent memory
Planning
Tool execution
Knowledge retrieval
Human Interfaces
Browser
Desktop app
Mobile app
Command line
API
SDK
Dashboards
Bidirectional Systems
Some systems are naturally both inputs and outputs. They observe, receive commands, act, and produce new observations — a continuous feedback loop through the same authoritative world.
Robots
Vehicles
Drones
Smart homes
Industrial controllers
VR headsets
Smartphones
Wearables
IoT devices
Digital twins
Simulations
Observe → Evidence → World → Decision / View → Actuate
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continuous feedback · one authority
End-to-end pipeline →
Digital twins →
Platform tracks →