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Indoor location-based services are the key to revolutionizing user experience. Yet, oftentimes it means nothing but an anchor point if the system isn’t accurate.
Mappitall can help you design a precise indoor positioning system to locate people or assets inside the building no worse than the satellite-based ones for outdoors.
INDOOR MAPPING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES WE PROVIDE
Create the 2D/3D digital map from any blueprint or paper map and visualize you building to see your indoor data, spaces, and assets in a single place.
Build a custom indoor tracking app for employees, contractors, and visitors to better orient themselves inside your facility and navigate it in real time.
Design a digital twin of your facility with all the collected and processed information on its assets, amenities, and assignments.
Use our expertise to design your custom mapping software solution.
Indoor location tracking services provide valuable insights on the most common location use patterns. Leverage this data and use it to improve use experiences and workflows.
Unlike satellite-based GIS systems, indoor tracking solutions rely on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ultra-wide bands (UWB), and acoustic signals, among others to locate mobile tags. Capture objects with sub-meter accuracy.
OUR WORK PROCESS
Soon after you reach out to us, we schedule a call to discuss your business requirements and objectives. We’ll determine the scope of work and provide the initial budget and timeline estimates for your project.
During the project planning stage, you will receive a more detailed work breakdown schedule. We’ll decide on technologies to be used and help you choose the right positioning system for your needs and budget.
Project execution starts with the collection of data. We re-draft poor-quality maps, digitalize paper maps, and obtain data from chips on the ground.
The obtained data in processed, converted into a single format, and later imported into an database.
The database is being connected to the back-end of your indoor positioning solution — be it a website or an app. We also design its user interface (UI) and develop the functionality in line with the initial scope of work.
The indoor positioning system is carefully tested to ensure all anchor points are in place and the obtained data is precise.
Your indoor map is released, and we sign our agreement off. If you enjoy working with us at Mappitall, you can always sign up for ongoing support and map maintenance services.
Use our expertise to design your custom mapping software solution.
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Reach out to us at Mappitall and create the indoor map your visitors need.
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Indoor positioning systems rely on data obtained from radio-based, optical, magnetic, an acoustic signals. Because GPS satellites are ineffective in closed spaces, a user’s device should receive impulses from anchor points or sensors installed in a room. This method of data collection guarantee fool-proof accuracy of the positioning system.
To build an indoor positioning system (IPS), you have to set up equipment (aka anchors) at your office to receive signals from a user’s device. The chip on a user’s device will communicate with the anchor and forward the specific location to a server. Data is collected in real time and imported in a database in the back-end of your indoor location system.
Indoor positioning software development services help manage assets inside the facility better and improve user experience. They also increase efficiency for service calls, like in the hospital complexes or in large office buildings, and enhance safety of facilities and employees.
Indoor location software development will help you create a smart office to improve productivity of your workforce and the experience of your visitors. For instance, your employees can find specific rooms, check real-time desk availability, or navigate the facility in search of routes that accommodate wheelchairs. You can also use a map for building management or emergency response plan.
