
Research Article
SYNAPSE: Synthesizing Narratives from Agentic Path Spatial Exploration
@INPROCEEDINGS{10.1007/978-3-032-38705-9_7, author={Prateek Gupta and Daniel Antunes Pedrozo and Aleksandr Koviazin and Jorge Augusto Meira and Antonio Ken Iannillo}, title={SYNAPSE: Synthesizing Narratives from Agentic Path Spatial Exploration}, proceedings={Intelligent Transport Systems. 9th EAI International Conference, INTSYS 2025, Marietta, GA, USA, December 10, 2025, Proceedings}, proceedings_a={INTSYS}, year={2026}, month={10}, keywords={Multimodal Machine Learning Privacy-Preserving Logistics Route Summarization Agent-Based Systems Large Language Models (LLMs)}, doi={10.1007/978-3-032-38705-9_7} }- Prateek Gupta
Daniel Antunes Pedrozo
Aleksandr Koviazin
Jorge Augusto Meira
Antonio Ken Iannillo
Year: 2026
SYNAPSE: Synthesizing Narratives from Agentic Path Spatial Exploration
INTSYS
Springer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-38705-9_7
Abstract
We introduce Synapse, a modular, privacy-preserving framework for generating multilingual summaries of logistics routes, a task distinct from traditional routing optimization or forecasting. Our approach transforms static route definitions by synthesizing them with a variety of signals, including pre-computed failure predictions, real-time traffic, and weather, through a network of specialized AI agents, orchestrated using the FastMCP (Multi-Agent Communication Protocol) framework. To ensure GDPR compliance, we apply random perturbation to GPS coordinates before querying external APIs, a method that obfuscates precise locations while preserving local context. The system simulates the route’s temporal progression via iterative calls to a traffic API, enabling time-aware queries for other agents gathering weather and urban context data. A generative agent fuses these multimodal signals into a core narrative. Parallel translation agents then render that narrative in multiple languages. This work presents a scalable pipeline for interpretable logistics intelligence, introducing an agentic architecture and a human-validated, multilingual evaluation benchmark.

