AI & 3D Spatial Intelligence, from Singapore
TensorDelta makes two AI products: Terra3D, which generates 3D content and VR apps, and TerraSensing, which detects falls and intruders using Wi‑Fi signals instead of cameras.
01About TensorDelta
02Our products
01Interactive 3D & immersive media
Generates 3D objects, scenes, and playable VR apps from a written description.
Customers describe what they need, answer a few questions, and download files for Blender and Unity, or an app for Meta Quest 3, Windows, or macOS.
02Eldercare safety & ambient security
Detects falls and intruders using Wi‑Fi signals instead of cameras.
An AI model reads how people's bodies change the Wi‑Fi signal in a room and works out their 3D body position, without capturing any images.
03Applications
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Fall detection for homes and care facilities. TensorDelta's model tracks body movement from the Wi‑Fi signals already in a room, so it also works in bathrooms and bedrooms, where cameras cannot be used.
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The same Wi‑Fi sensing can tell whether a room is occupied and whether someone has entered an area they shouldn't be in. The result can trigger an alarm or building controls such as lights and air‑conditioning.
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VR safety inductions, game environments, virtual showrooms, and product models, generated by AI instead of built by hand. Aimed at teams that need 3D content but don't have 3D artists.
04Why TensorDelta
1 in 4
Up from about one in five in 2025.
6.4cm
TerraSensing's model, tested on a public research dataset.
Falls are the second leading cause of accidental injury deaths worldwide, and older adults are most at risk. Most people won't accept a camera in a bathroom or bedroom, and alarm pendants only help if they are worn. TerraSensing needs neither.
Terra3D is live and sold to businesses. TerraSensing is in research and development: its model has been tested on a public dataset but not yet in real homes.
Sources: Singapore citizen population projections, population.gov.sg; World Health Organization, Falls fact sheet. Benchmark: Person‑in‑WiFi‑3D test set (CVPR 2024), standard evaluation protocol.
05Get in touch
