On December 9, 2025, Koolar Technology, a prominent member of the “Hangzhou Six Little Dragons”—a group of highly influential and innovative tech companies based in Hangzhou—took the stage to officially launch its groundbreaking spatial intelligence open platform, Aholo. Chen Hang, the CEO of the company, emphasized that as artificial intelligence (AI) makes its foray into the three-dimensional realm, there is a growing need for “water sellers” in the spatial intelligence domain. These “water sellers” are essentially providers of essential resources and services that enable the seamless integration and utilization of spatial intelligence. Aholo is set to progressively unlock its fundamental capabilities, including spatial reconstruction, generation, editing, and comprehension. These capabilities hold immense potential for application across a wide range of sectors, such as 3D spatial creation, film and television short dramas (which are gaining popularity for their concise storytelling and high production value), industrial twins (digital replicas of physical industrial processes and systems that enable real-time monitoring and optimization), and robot simulation.