The dominant interface for AI is the chat window. Type a message, get a response. It works — but it's not the future. We believe the next interface is spatial.
Omo Research explores what happens when agents exist in space the same way you do — with positions, voices that fade with distance, rooms that define their reach, and presence you can feel rather than infer from a loading spinner. We're not building SaaS. We're building habitats.
Our thesis is simple: voice, space, and presence are the primitives. Voice because speech is the fastest I/O channel humans have. Space because physical context makes agents intuitive — walk into the mail room to read email, walk into the ad wing for campaign data. Presence because an agent should feel like it's in the room with you, not behind a glass pane.