Author: 3dwayfinder

Now you can download the iPhone indoor navigation app for Lõunakeskus from the App Store.

It’s so fresh that its even warm yet. All you Android users can download the Lõunakeskus wayfinding application from Google Play.

Excuse us iPhone users but Apple makes his own rules and you have to wait at least 24 h.

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After finishing WebGL version of 3DWayfinder software we are planning to create one very useful tool for administrating the content. This is Map Generator, which enables users to create and change 3D maps by themselves. Hopefully this tool will be ready to use from third quarter of 2013.

3D Technologies is constantly improving 3D Wayfinder Mobile App. Recent updates includes pinch zooming and better search engine. Every shop or location can have keywords which makes them easy to find. Very useful for visitors, specially when they are in a hurry and want to quickly find some specific product. The application positions the visitor automatically and guides from current location to desired location with graphical route.

For the shopping center owners, simple administration makes it very easy to change tenant information ensuring the maps are always up-to-date. Retailers can place text or micro ads in real-time letting shoppers know about clearance sales or last minute bargains.

We currently support iOS and Android devices.

Tallinn University of Technology installed new portrait format kiosk. Now they have all together 2 kiosks and planning to install more in near future.

“We are open to innovative solutions and wish to improve the quality of our services. This application serves them both. In near future we plan to integrate also other in-house systems which makes the application even more useful. Also, we are moving towards indoor positioning on mobile”, said the Marketing Director of TUT Heiki Lemba.

Kiosk provided by 3D Wayfinder partner ML Novator

We are happy to announce that Estonia will be attending COMEX to host an exposition of the latest breakthroughs in e-services.

With a population of about half of Oman’s, Estonia has gained an international reputation as an e-society.

At COMEX 2013, Estonia will be presenting their both innovative solutions for the public sector, as  well as solutions especially tailored for SMEs. The latter include products and services from the financial and logistics sector as well as cloud-based ERP solutions. The Estonian delegation includes Estonian ICT Cluster, Nortal, Net Group, 3D Technologies as well as the Estonian Information  System’s Authority.

About COMEX

3D Wayfinder, the provider of indoor navigation solutions in large public buildings, has launched a mobile application for shoppers which provides maps of all of their favorite shopping centres and details of onsite promotions direct to their smartphones. The benefits to retail site owners is that they can use this to connect with visitors and generate advertising revenue from tenants.

“Twenty-one per cent of global smartphone users (or 187 million consumers) bought a product using their smartphone in 2012 according GlobalWebIndex,” comments Taavi Juursalu CEO of 3DWayfinder. “So our solution is an obvious one for shoppers and retailers alike”.

The solution gathers all shopping centres into one database with 3D plans of each site. Users can then choose the desired centre from the list and see what they have to offer. For the shopping centre owners simple administration makes it very easy to change tenant information ensuring the maps are always up-to-date. Retailers can place text or micro or ads in real-time letting shoppers know about clearance sales or last minute bargains.

Source: http://www.retail-systems.com/rs/3D_Wayfinder.php

Thanks to our partner Mektory from Tallinn Technical University for displaying our logos on its electric car which  is driving around the city.

Video of the application on You Tube

TALTECH (former TUT) is the first university in Estonia who is using 3D Wayfinder to help navigate students and visitors through its campus. The solution lists all lecture halls, offices, dining rooms, services and other public rooms. The solution is integrated with the  in-house personnel system so that it’s possible to search for a room or a lecturer. The 3D map contains over 1000 rooms, which are located approximately across the territory of 133 000 m².