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GM CT This was one of the more interesting details I found when going deeper into @vangrid_io's enterprise stack The API is not designed only for querying observations collected by Vangrid contributors It also includes ingestion An enterprise can submit its own observations and receive a provenance record That significantly expands the potential role of the network Imagine a robotics company already operating hundreds of machines Those robots produce their own observations A drone operator has another dataset A logistics company has cameras around its facilities A mapping provider has its own collection infrastructure None of them necessarily needs Vangrid contributors to collect every piece of information But they can still have a reason to standardise provenance, spatial access and verification around those observations That turns Vangrid from purely a data source into something closer to spatial-data infrastructure The distinction matters Infrastructure becomes stronger when users can bring their own data instead of being forced to generate everything through one proprietary collection channel Vangrid's contributor network can solve missing coverage Enterprise ingestion can handle information organisations already possess Both can theoretically meet at the same delivery layer I think Physical AI will look like this anyway There will never be one universal sensor network Robots, phones, drones, vehicles and fixed cameras will all observe different pieces of reality The valuable infrastructure may be what helps those observations become usable together