Determ Technology participated in the 2026 NVIDIA Inception Showcase Semifinal on October 15 at Suzhou. The event brought together AI startups, technology experts, investors, and ecosystem partners to explore emerging technologies and their real-world applications.
During the roadshow and exhibition, Determ Technology presented its newly released Flowbit Platform v1.5 and received “Semifinal – Enterprise of Excellence” recognition. The showcase highlighted an important step in the platform’s development: moving beyond capturing and reconstructing physical environments toward understanding their spatial relationships in real time.
Building on Flowbit’s existing capture, streaming, and multi-camera fusion capabilities, Flowbit Platform introduces real-time 3D object detection and segmentation. The system not only reconstructs an environment but also identifies objects and locates them in 3D space, connecting visual observations with meaningful spatial information.
The release also improves multi-camera synchronization with millisecond-level precision, ensuring consistent observations across multiple viewpoints during continuous capture. Streamlined camera calibration, updated SDKs, and enhanced Unity integration simplify deployment and make it easier for developers to incorporate these capabilities into their applications. Together, these developments bring data capture, visualization, and scene understanding into a more connected workflow.
The exhibition was an opportunity to address a practical challenge in Physical AI: making real-world spatial data easier to collect, interpret, and reuse. Fragmented sensor data, labor-intensive 3D annotation, and disconnected processing tools can create substantial work for teams developing intelligent systems. Determ’s approach brings these stages together within a unified, 3D-native infrastructure.
By connecting live scene capture with spatial understanding, Flowbit Platform provides a foundation for applications that need to know not only what is present, but also where it is. This supports Determ’s broader direction in physical AI, industrial automation, digital twins, and XR, while helping developers prepare spatial data for further analysis and AI development.
The event also provided an opportunity to exchange insights with technology experts, developers, and industry partners about practical needs in spatial intelligence and Physical AI. Determ Technology will continue advancing the Flowbit Platform and its developer ecosystem, helping make real-world 3D data a usable foundation for systems that perceive, understand, and interact with the physical world.
