Space Machine's vision of "coordinated mobility everywhere" requires that the mobile Internet becomes location aware. It is easy to see why location is as universal as time. Everybody has to be somewhere although we do not yet have a very accurate sense of where this "somewhere" is.
Space Machine envisions a world in the not-too-distant future where every mobile GPS location device will have shared access to real-time position information about other location devices in the surrounding physical world. Through an innovative location data sharing process, encapsulated in Space Machine's proprietary OpenSpace™ server architecture, a variety of real-time applications will be able to make use of shared position information to automate the coordination of mobile resources in a massively distributed manner without the need for centralized control.
Space Machine's "location-smart" software simplifies the creation and delivery of new services built on accurate position information. Soon the world will have location devices telling us the coordinates as we currently have watches telling us the time. This will create a need to know where we are in relation to other people, or the time and distance to one place or another. The end result is a radical change in our sense of location. When we, or our surroundings, are equipped with devices that can accurately tell us our position, coordinated mobility through GPS-guided navigation of people and vehicles anywhere on the face of the earth becomes a reality. Hence our vision: "coordinated mobility everywhere."
Space Machine is committed to delivering the location-smart future so that in ten years all of us will be dependent on location services just like we depend on time sensitive services today. In fifty years people will wonder how anybody on earth ever got along without a location-and-time piece powered by Space Machine.
