Atmosfy launches Atlas to supply location video data to AI models

Oct 7, 2026
Atmosfy has introduced Atlas, a platform that supplies AI models with current video and location data from places worldwide.

In a press release, Atmosfy introduced Atlas, a platform that supplies AI models with current video and location data from physical places. The platform draws on more than 500 million recorded experiences covering 100 million places across 20,000 cities in 150 countries.

The source videos cover restaurants, bars, hotels, stadiums and other locations. Each recording connects a place with a specific time, allowing AI systems to access information about changing venues and activities.

Atlas uses Atmosfy's Spectra model to process the videos and connect them into a current view of locations. Atmosfy plans to license the resulting video and data to developers of advanced AI models, search tools and commerce services.

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