Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Indoor navigation involves guiding people within large indoor spaces, such as airports, malls, hospitals, universities, and large campuses, using technologies. It provides turn-by-turn directions, location-based information, and route optimization.

Technologies include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth beacons, GPS (for initial location acquisition), geomagnetic positioning, and sensor fusion techniques, depending on the use case and accuracy requirements.

Airports:Improves passenger experience with real-time gate directions and facilities information.

Malls:Enhances shopper experience with store navigation and promotions.

Hospitals: Assists patients and visitors in finding departments, wards, and services quickly.

Universities: Helps students and visitors navigate large campuses efficiently.

Large Areas (e.g., Exhibition Halls): Provides navigation to specific booths or areas and improves visitor flow management.

Dynamic systems provide instant route adjustments and can integrate emergency alerts, guiding users safely to exits or alternative paths.

Yes, indoor navigation solutions can integrate with mobile apps, digital kiosks, and third-party systems (e.g., scheduling, booking, or analytics platforms).

Depending on the technology used, accuracy can range from 1-5 meters. Dynamic systems using technologies can offer high precision for complex environments.

Implementation involves mapping the space, installing necessary hardware (e.g., beacons), calibrating the system, and integrating it with apps or digital displays.

Yes, systems can be customized with accessibility features such as audio guidance, wheelchair-friendly routes, and integration with assistive devices.

It provides valuable analytics on visitor movement, improves customer experience, enhances safety, and optimizes operational efficiency through real-time data insights.