Wayfinding in schools poses a particular challenge. School buildings contain numerous classrooms, and many of their users are unfamiliar with the layout. New students, visiting parents and external guests all need directions, often at short notice. [...]

20 years. More than 30 countries. Countless journeys. And we're just getting started. Twenty years ago, we started with an idea: what if finding your way through a large building could be simple, intuitive, and even enjoyable? Back in 2006, digit [...]

Most people think of wayfinding as something added when a building is almost finished. The building goes up, signs appear on the walls, and interactive kiosks arrive near the entrances. However, a building digital twin can become useful much earlier [...]

Large gardens have a unique challenge. Visitors can easily lose their way, while staff need to keep track of thousands of plants and ongoing maintenance tasks. A botanical garden may contain thousands of species across greenhouses, terraces, outdoor [...]

Finding your car in a large parking garage can be surprisingly difficult. Rows look similar, floor numbers are easy to forget, and several entrances may connect the parking area to the same building. Parking and indoor wayfinding can solve this prob [...]

People check the weather many times a day. Even a quick glance at their phone tells them if they might need a jacket or an umbrella. We believe that indoor wayfinding should do the same, and weather awareness shouldn't stop at the entrance. Venues l [...]

Every building has emergency exits, but not everyone knows where the nearest one is. During a real emergency, confusion costs precious seconds, and stress makes it harder to think clearly. However, wayfinding kiosks already guide visitors through ha [...]

Wayfinding screens do much more than guide visitors to their destinations. They usually stand in busy and highly visible locations throughout shopping centers, airports, hospitals, universities, offices, and other large venues. Therefore, these scre [...]

Walk into almost any museum today, and you will probably see a touchscreen before the first exhibit. A digital directory may welcome visitors in the lobby. Meanwhile, an interactive kiosk may stand beside a dinosaur skeleton. Another screen might le [...]

Most companies invest heavily in their website design, lobby, and visual identity. However, many still leave their indoor wayfinding solution out of that investment. That creates a problem because visitors often interact with wayfinding early in the [...]