CN2 Spatial, based in Jacksonville, specializes in advanced digital twin technology that visualizes machinery and processes for installation, maintenance, and repair, accessible via smartphones, tablets, and computers.

Founded 17 years ago in Atlantic Beach, Florida, by Margaret Posthauer, who has a background in augmented reality from her work with Georgia Tech, the company leverages her expertise to develop innovative spatial computing solutions.

CN2 Spatial combines augmented reality, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence—collectively known as spatial computing—to create detailed 3D models of machinery and environments.

Posthauer plans to open a Jacksonville office in the Pearl Square development to attract local talent and accommodate remote workers who prefer living close to their workplace.

The company's digital twin products are used in 49 countries across sectors such as health, biopharma, transportation, utilities, and manufacturing, demonstrating their global reach.

These digital twins serve as powerful sales tools, allowing clients to virtually explore products and installations without the need for physical travel.

The digital twin technology facilitates remote diagnosis, real-time adjustments, and step-by-step repair instructions, significantly improving operational efficiency.

Digital twins are also employed for training purposes, enabling assessment of employee skills, monitoring progress, and customizing training programs based on performance data.

The team emphasizes the importance of local education, utilizing programs in Unity development from nearby colleges like the University of Florida to build their models.

The company's innovative approach is driven by a passion for game development and Unity programming, which helps attract skilled developers and fosters ongoing innovation.