
Tinski Tech
Privacy-First Spatial AI & Autonomous Indoor Navigation
Delivering hands-free indoor guidance for the blind and visually impaired while unlocking a multi-billion-dollar B2B PropTech infrastructure market—with zero biometric tracking.
Solving the Indoor GPS Blindspot Without the Privacy Liability
The Accessibility & Navigation Gap
Standard GPS fails completely indoors, leaving airports, transit hubs, campuses, and office buildings unnavigable for the 12 to 20 million Americans experiencing severe vision loss.
The Enterprise Privacy Bottleneck
Strict global privacy laws (GDPR, CCPA) and biometric bans make facial recognition and identity tracking a toxic legal liability for property owners. Buildings cannot legally track visitors to guide them.
Project ATOM: Zero-Knowledge Spatial Computing
Protected by an active provisional patent pipeline, Project ATOM decouples building infrastructure from personal wearables to eliminate compliance friction:
ATOM Business (Edge AI Engine)
Installed by property managers, our edge-native computer vision maps physical trajectories and anonymized footprints in real time—capturing zero personal identifiers or biometrics.
ATOM User (Hands-Free Interface)
When proximity is detected, a secure, temporary wireless handshake (UWB/BLE) translates building codes into localized audio and haptic guidance without relying on a smartphone.
Validated Through National I-Corps & Industry Leaders
90+ Discovery Interviews
Stress-tested through the National I-Corps program with accessibility leaders, transit planners, and ADA compliance officers.
30+ Pre-Negotiated Pilot Hubs
Ready to deploy field demonstration rigs across the Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) network, plus pilot interest from Arizona State University and The University of Toledo.
Public Transit & Grant Pathways
Active integration dialogues with Chicago (CTA) and Seattle (SDOT) utilizing federal Section 5310 transit grants.
Built With Advocates. Designed for Everyone.
Engineered alongside the American Council of the Blind, Foundation Fighting Blindness, and OEPatients.org, Project ATOM follows a Universal Design model. By branding our spatial infrastructure “for everyone,” we eliminate disability stigma and expand our B2B footprint across commercial real estate, retail centers, and public transit hubs.
Building the Future of Accessible, Privacy-Safe Infrastructure
Tinski Tech Inc. is currently raising our Pre-Seed Angel Round to deploy our TRL 6 MVP pilot fleet.

