AI applications for real-world work. Built by Kuler Labs.

RoomVelaIn development

See the route.
Check the tight spots.

We're building AI to help wheelchair and walker users map a household route, check missing measurements, and compare furniture layouts. You review the plan and choose what to share.

RoomVela / Bed to bathroom

Concept
RoomVela: illustrative bed-to-bathroom floor planThick walls have two door openings with leaves and quarter-circle swing arcs. The bathroom clear opening is unknown, marked orange. A teal directional route passes a bed, nightstand and dresser and stops at the bathroom doorway. The route beyond is dashed and unresolved. A dashed wheelchair turning circle and a 48-inch example hall dimension are illustrative, not measured or to scale.BED TO BATH / CONCEPT PLANIllustrative geometry, not to scaleclear opening: ? inBEDROOMHALLBATHROOM34 in* opening48 in**IllustrativeTEAL: ROUTEDASHED: UNRESOLVED
  1. This turn needs checking.

    The bathroom’s clear opening is unknown.

  2. Explore moving the dresser.

    A wider approach still leaves the doorway unresolved.

  3. Bring your questions with the plan.

    Review measurements and choose what to share.

Illustrative data · Route unresolved · You review and share.

Planned capabilities

From a room photo to a useful conversation.

RoomVela is owned by Kuler Labs. It is in development and has not launched.

01 / AI maps

Start with your everyday route.

Choose a journey such as bed to bathroom. AI would propose walls, doors, furniture, and thresholds from your photos or sketch. You confirm the labels and your mobility aid’s dimensions.

02 / You measure

Check the unknown that matters.

AI would ask for the next useful measurement, such as the clear opening with a door open. Every dimension stays marked measured, estimated, or unknown. A photo alone cannot supply precise dimensions.

03 / AI compares

Explore a reversible change.

Compare furniture layouts with before/proposed views and undo. Moving a dresser might open an approach while leaving the doorway unresolved. Exit paths and chosen keep-clear spaces remain visible.

04 / Context

Keep the whole journey in view.

Planned geometry checks would consider door swings, turns, and furniture across connected rooms. Thresholds, floor conditions, and assistance space remain open questions when the plan cannot resolve them.

05 / You share

Bring a clear plan and your questions.

AI would draft a measurement-help or professional consultation request. You review the recipient, message, and selected files, remove sensitive details, and press send through your chosen email or sharing service.

06 / Revisit

Keep changes connected.

Add revised measurements and replies to the same project. Residents control their workspace, including when family helps. Sharing a proposal never books an appointment or orders work.

In development

Your evidence.
Your next step.

A planning tool for your home. Unknown dimensions stay unresolved, and a drawn route does not confirm that you can travel it.

We’re designing the workspace to keep original files, corrections, and unresolved questions together. You choose the recipient and what to disclose. AI drafts; you review and press send. No automatic outreach.

For wheelchair and walker users

Help shape what comes next.

Contact Kuler Labs about RoomVela, a product in development.

Tell us about your household route.