Mappedin

Waterloo-based Mappedin has raised US$24.5 million in new funding led by Edison Partners to expand its indoor mapping technology. The company creates digital maps of complex indoor environments such as hospitals, airports, and shopping centres using artificial intelligence and 3D modelling.

Mappedin plans to extend its platform beyond individual buildings to entire cities and support applications for emergency response and public safety. The firm says it has already mapped more than 10 billion square feet across 86 countries. Executives note that while outdoor navigation is well developed, indoor mapping remains a significant gap in digital infrastructure.

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Waterloo’s Mappedin, a global leader in indoor mapping, launches Mappedin Maker, a free app transforming indoor mapping and navigation for all. Previously accessible only to enterprises, this democratization extends mapping capabilities to everyone.

Mappedin Maker allows easy creation of precise indoor maps from a photo or using the Maker App for iOS. AI automates mapping, placing doors, windows, and walls accurately.

The tool facilitates user-friendly map creation, interactive 3D wayfinding maps, and multi-format exports, including safety versions for local emergency response units.

Mappedin’s strategic shift empowers communities and aligns with their mission of universal indoor mapping.

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