This invention describes a computer system that constantly watches incoming data, like from sensors or cameras, which describes the shapes and locations of things. It organizes this geometric information into a structured format, allowing it to track objects and detect when their positions or relationships change. When a change is found, the system quickly records it using a fast, temporary memory.
Why it matters: Since 2017, real-time stream processing and in-memory spatial database technologies have matured significantly. This makes building and deploying such a system more feasible and performant today.
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