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description: Comprehensive Agent Payload and spatial database for Room 317 Patio.
tags:
- spatial-database
- agent-payload
- patio
title: Room 317 Patio - Full Agent Payload
---

# Room 317 Patio - Full Agent Payload
> Digital twin spatial database and comprehensive Agent Payload for Room 317 Patio, containing spatial hierarchy, interaction rules, and environment metadata.

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## Project Description

This document serves as the complete spatial database and internal AI guide for Room 317 Patio. It provides detailed spatial hierarchy, viewpoints, and structural context designed for tour assistants and spatial computing systems operating within this apartment environment located in Berlin, DE.

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## What Is Room 317 Patio?

Provide a concise definition.

Room 317 Patio is an outdoor patio area situated on the first floor of an apartment property in Berlin, Germany, structured to support spatial navigation and object interaction within a digital twin framework.

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## Key Details

-   **Property Type:** apartment\
-   **City:** berlin\
-   **Country:** DE\
-   **Floor Level:** 1

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## What Does It Mean?

### Short Answer

This digital twin asset aggregates structural layout, viewpoints, and scene contents into a standardized spatial database, enabling AI agents and virtual assistants to accurately interpret and navigate the physical layout of the Room 317 Patio environment.

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## Main Concepts or Features

### 1. Spatial Hierarchy and Viewpoints

The patio area is structured around designated viewpoints that allow navigation agents to position themselves correctly. Each viewpoint provides precise coordinate data and orientation angles to ensure seamless visual transitions.

### 2. Scene Contents and Objects

The environment contains various derived scene objects, including tables, cups, and curtains, contributing to the functional and atmospheric detailing of the patio space.

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## How It Works / How to Use It

1.  Initialize the agent payload within the spatial computing environment.\
2.  Reference the viewpoint coordinates to navigate to specific locations within the patio.\
3.  Query spatial relationships and object data to assist users in interacting with the space.

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## Why It Matters

Accurate spatial mapping and structured agent payloads are essential for reliable indoor navigation, augmented reality applications, and automated tour guidance within residential and commercial properties.

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## Common Mistakes

-   Assuming arbitrary coordinates without referencing the established viewpoint positions.\
-   Omitting floor level and structural hierarchy metadata during navigation planning.\
-   Treating derived scene objects as navigable viewpoints.

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## Pro Tips

-   Always verify the viewpoint pitch, yaw, and roll before initiating camera transitions.\
-   Utilize the spatial directory for quick sitemap referencing.\
-   Cross-reference object inventories to maintain accurate environmental context.

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## Summary

-   Comprehensive spatial data for Room 317 Patio.\
-   Includes precise viewpoint positioning for navigation.\
-   Structured for internal AI guides and tour assistants.

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## FAQ

### What is the floor level of the patio?

The patio is located on floor 1.

### How many viewpoints are defined in the patio?

There is one primary viewpoint defined with specific X, Y, Z coordinates and rotation angles.

### What kind of property is this located in?

It is part of an apartment property located in Berlin, DE.

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## Spatial Hierarchy

### Patio
- **Floor Level:** 1
- **Viewpoints:**
  - Viewpoint 1: Position (X=-0.66, Y=0.7, Z=-0.6), Rotation (Pitch=2.84, Yaw=-0.58, Roll=3.14)
- **Contents:** Includes various derived scene objects such as tables, cups, and curtains.

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## State and Interaction Rules

The user can click on viewpoint markers to navigate, interact with spatial interface elements, and query details about individual objects present within the patio environment.

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## Spatial Context

The Patio serves as an outdoor extension of the apartment on the first floor, featuring spatial arrangements that accommodate tables, cups, and curtains in a cohesive layout.

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## Complete Inventory

### Patio — derived scene inventory (32 objects)
- floor — 4.20 × 2.67 × 0.17 m (w×d×h) (low confidence)
  Light wood-grain laminate flooring covering the room's main area.
- floor — 2.72 × 2.39 × 0.49 m (w×d×h)
  Wooden floor surface spanning the interior room.
- table — 0.96 × 0.59 × 0.84 m (w×d×h)
  A small round wooden table with a metallic central pedestal base, surrounded by chairs.
- blanket — 1.02 × 0.60 × 0.45 m (w×d×h) (low confidence)
  A folded patterned blanket lying across the foot of the bed.
- panel (wall panel) — 0.93 × 0.16 × 2.27 m (w×d×h)
  A wooden slatted wall panel section integrated into the bedroom wall.
- curtain — 0.55 × 0.16 × 2.56 m (w×d×h)
  A long, light-colored fabric curtain hanging beside a large sliding glass door.
- curtain — 0.58 × 0.46 × 2.12 m (w×d×h)
  Light-colored fabric curtain hanging next to a glass sliding door.
- panel (wall panel) — 1.42 × 0.19 × 2.38 m (w×d×h)
  A decorative wooden panel covering a section of the wall.
- pillow — 0.74 × 0.38 × 0.39 m (w×d×h)
  A white pillow resting on a bed with grey sheets.
- chair — 0.60 × 0.59 × 0.75 m (w×d×h)
  A modern woven chair with vertical cord or string details and metal legs.
- chair — 0.71 × 0.66 × 0.78 m (w×d×h) (low confidence)
  A modern outdoor chair with a rounded woven backrest and slender metal legs.
- curtain — 3.32 × 1.63 × 2.16 m (w×d×h)
  A fabric curtain hanging by the window near the bed.
- ceiling — 4.44 × 3.32 × 0.34 m (w×d×h)
  The flat upper interior surface of the room above the walls.
- bed — 2.30 × 1.24 × 0.97 m (w×d×h)
  A large double bed complete with pillows, sheets, and a blanket.
- table (nightstand) — 0.45 × 0.44 × 0.54 m (w×d×h)
  A small round metal nightstand standing next to a bed with a phone and remote control on top.
- television — 1.09 × 0.11 × 0.66 m (w×d×h)
  A flat screen television mounted on the wall above a floating shelf.
- armchair — 0.59 × 0.58 × 0.65 m (w×d×h)
  A small upholstered armchair with a rounded backrest and textured white fabric.
- table — 0.54 × 0.54 × 0.61 m (w×d×h)
  A small round side table with a dark wooden top and a grey metal base.
- pillow — 0.77 × 0.28 × 0.43 m (w×d×h)
  A white pillow resting on a bed against the headboard.
- wall — 2.17 × 0.70 × 0.58 m (w×d×h)
  Dark painted ceiling above a sliding glass door.
- shelf — 1.70 × 0.29 × 0.19 m (w×d×h)
  A long floating shelf mounted on the wall underneath a television, holding small cups and a kettle.
- lamp (wall lamp) — 0.65 × 0.22 × 0.67 m (w×d×h) (low confidence)
  A dark metal wall-mounted lamp with an adjustable arm and a dome shade.
- cup — 0.20 × 0.18 × 0.07 m (w×d×h)
  A white ceramic cup resting upside down on a saucer with a spoon.
- cup — 0.20 × 0.15 × 0.10 m (w×d×h)
  A white ceramic cup with a saucer on a dark surface.
- cup — 0.26 × 0.23 × 0.10 m (w×d×h)
  A white ceramic cup resting on a saucer with a small spoon.
- container — 0.15 × 0.14 × 0.09 m (w×d×h)
  A small white ceramic container filled with tea bags and sugar packets.
- phone — 0.38 × 0.19 × 0.20 m (w×d×h)
  A black corded telephone sitting on a round nightstand.
- switch — 0.24 × 0.12 × 0.22 m (w×d×h) (low confidence)
  A dark electrical switch panel mounted on the wall near the bed.
- table (nightstand) — 0.20 × 0.17 × 0.27 m (w×d×h) (low confidence)
  A small round silver nightstand positioned next to the bed.
- switch — 0.06 × 0.04 × 0.13 m (w×d×h)
  A pair of circular black and white control switches mounted on the wall.
- bin (trash can) — 0.31 × 0.29 × 0.30 m (w×d×h)
  A dark cylindrical trash can placed on the wooden floor between furniture.
- skirting — 0.82 × 0.14 × 0.09 m (w×d×h)
  A low profile metal track or threshold trim piece running along the base of the sliding glass door.

## Data Payloads

- [Spatial Directory](/view/room-317-patio-imported/llms.txt): Lightweight sitemap and index.