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23.07.2026

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SE3 Labs Co-Founded by Daniel Cremers Featured in Handelsblatt

Bringing Spatial Intelligence to Autonomous Systems

A recent Handelsblatt article highlights SE3 Labs, a Munich-based start-up co-founded by MCML Director Daniel Cremers. The company develops hardware-independent software designed to give autonomous systems a better understanding of their surroundings and enable them to respond to changes in their environment.

The article explores SE3 Labs’ approach to spatial intelligence, particularly for drones and other autonomous systems operating in complex environments. Its technology creates a 3D representation of the world that allows machines to perceive their surroundings and adapt their movements. The article also highlights the growing importance of Spatial AI as autonomous systems increasingly need to operate in situations where GPS is unreliable or unavailable.

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