01/3D site maps and indoor wayfinding
Maps that know the inside of the building.
“How does anyone find anything on a site this big?”
Google and Mapbox stop at the front door. We build site maps that go inside — pick a room, a shop or a sewing line and get a walking route that changes floors by lift, escalator or stair.
A real venue
Dhaka EPZ, Savar
Zone Gate 2 → Production Manager — Block C, Level 3
01The site
Three factory blocks, an admin building and a canteen, off one avenue. This is the outdoor level — its own level in the graph, joined to each building only at the entrance.
02Cross the zone
The route starts on a road at Zone Gate 2 and runs the avenue east. A per-building map cannot express this leg at all — there is no building to be inside yet.
03Open the block
At Block C the roof lifts and the three floor plates separate. Level 1 is cutting, level 2 sewing, level 3 finishing and the offices.
04Take the lift
Along the ground-floor spine to the goods lift, then up two floors. Vertical circulation is the part commercial map SDKs charge for and still get wrong.
05Arrive
Level 3, off the spine, to the Production Manager's office. One A* over one graph — road, building, floors — not three systems stitched together.
Illustrative layout — block positions are approximate (from the venue spec's own disclaimer). Geometry is read from the venue definition itself, not redrawn — see scripts/extract-venue.mjs.
How we work
01
Understand
The question you actually have, the data you actually hold, and who has to live with the answer. Usually a week, sometimes a call.
02
Build
A small first release in your stack, with the parts that matter tested and the API documented from the code. You see working software early, not slides.
03
Run
Monitoring, a handover your own team can operate from, and a written record of every decision. We are easy to keep and easy to leave.
What that includes
Scope
- 3D outdoor site maps for campuses, EPZs and industrial zones
- Indoor floor plans with vertical circulation
- Turn-by-turn wayfinding across buildings and floors
- Destination search across units, rooms and facilities
- Route planning, distance and travel-time calculation
- Service-area and zone management
- Geocoding, reverse geocoding and location search
- Delivery and vehicle tracking
- Embeddable maps and standalone kiosk deployments
What you get out of it
We own the data format, the viewer and the routing graph, so there is no tile provider in the loop and nothing to meter. A venue works offline, and the bill does not scale with your traffic.
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Tell us what your data cannot currently answer.
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