Buildings contain enormous amounts of spatial information. Floor levels, rooms, corridors, entrances, elevators, equipment, restricted areas, utilities, amenities, and operational zones all have a physical location. Yet this information is often divided among architectural drawings, BIM models, spreadsheets, facility records, and disconnected software platforms. Indoor mapping solutions organize that information into a structured, floor-aware spatial system that people can se

An indoor map maker converts architectural plans and building information into a structured digital map that people can search, navigate, understand, and use. Unlike a conventional floor plan, an indoor map can connect rooms, corridors, entrances, stairs, elevators, amenities, equipment, restricted areas, and operational data across multiple levels of a building. For owners and project teams, the objective is rarely to produce another static drawing. The real objective is to