Role A mobile host
The on-site device localizes against the mapped space and publishes pose updates through the relay path.
Authorized facility capture, remote review, and device-pose visualization inside a pre-scanned site model.
VEIL links an on-site mobile host with a remote browser viewer so a pre-scanned environment can be reviewed as a shared spatial context, with current device pose displayed inside the model.
The on-site device localizes against the mapped space and publishes pose updates through the relay path.
The current path uses a Cloudflare relay to fan out device-pose data to the approved browser viewer.
The viewer renders the site model with the authorized device avatar, forward view cone, telemetry HUD, and recent trail.
The public site now only treats verified demo behavior as shipped proof. Future capability is labeled as planned work so the website stays aligned with the packet.
The website now presents VEIL as a review system with a current live-pose proof path, not as an all-claims-at-once future stack.
The gallery uses the existing VEIL imagery already staged for the live site: photoreal interiors, point-cloud views, pose telemetry, and validation layers.
VEIL’s public posture is now grounded in demonstrated behavior, clean copy boundaries, and export-friendly architecture targets.
Positioned for consent-based facility capture, review, planning, training, and site-awareness workflows.
The roadmap targets common geometry and built-environment formats so customers keep their own data portable.
The planned label workflow is framed as a model-swappable architecture with license review as a core gate.
Future work stays labeled as planned until there is live demo proof for that exact feature.
For VEIL capability review, facility-survey use cases, and partnership inquiries, contact Cozy AF LLC.