Ingress developer Niantic Spatial shuttering New Zealand office
… Niantic Spatial was spun out of Niantic Inc after the Pokemon Go maker sold its video game business to Saudi-owned mobile publisher Scopely for $3.5 billion in 2025. …
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Niantic Spatial Issues Official Statement on Pokemon GO Military Drone Controversy
… PokeStop scanning was added to Pokemon GO several years ago , but was removed from the game following Niantic's acquisition by Scopely. Niantic Spatial was not part of that acquisition, and exists separately. …
Niantic comments on why Pokemon Go 2 won't be happening anytime soon
… More: Niantic , Pokemon GO , Scopely
Pokemon Go Players Who Recorded Videos For Niantic Have "Indirectly" Trained Military Drones, It's Claimed
… Pokemon GO Augmented Reality RPG Systems Released July 6, 2016 ESRB e Developer s Niantic Publisher s Niantic Engine Unity 7 Images 7 Images Genre s Augmented Reality, RPG
Pokémon Go Data Wasn’t Shared With Drone Company, Niantic Spatial Says
… Now as part of Scopely, Pokémon GO data is not shared with Niantic Spatial. Whether you feel any better about Niantic, now a subsidiary of Saudi-government-owned Scopely, taking data from the game, is another story. 🕹️ Level up your inbox Don’t miss the latest reviews, news and tips. …
Pokémon Go 2 isn't on the cards, but Niantic has big plans under new owner Scopely
… The latter kept hold of two games – Ingress and Peridot – although in April, Niantic Spatial announced Peridot will be closing down later this year . Niantic Spatial was set up with $250 million in funding; $200 million of this was from Niantic, with Scopely investing $50 million. …
Pokémon Go Fans May Have Found A Secret Niantic Kept Hidden For Years
… Well, fans now think they may have figured out how Niantic determines which in-game biome a given real-world area will correspond to, and it’s through a United States government website. …
Pokémon Go players unwittingly contributed to tech with military drone uses
… The AI company, Niantic Spatial, was spun out of Pokémon Go game developer Niantic in May 2025, after Niantic separately sold its licensed games such as Pokémon Go to the Saudi-backed video game publisher Scopely. …
Pokémon Go data was used to help train AI systems being developed for military drones
… "Now as part of Scopely, Pokémon Go data is not shared with Niantic Spatial," a Niantic Spatial spokesperson said. …
Report: Pokemon Go scans may have been used in AI drone training
… According to Trouw, these scans are now owned by Niantic Spatial, which originated from Niantic, developer of Pokémon Go . …