ImmerTwin Maps

Find your bearings.
Explore with confidence.

Help visitors find places, facilities and routes within your digital twin, from one floor plan to a connected campus.

Discuss Maps for your project Explore the module tiers
Bespoke concept · 3D aerial view. Base, Plus and Premium use 2D plans.

A clear role in your platform

Find your bearings. Explore with confidence.

A configuration shaped around your audience, content and objectives.

The spatial orientation and wayfinding module for presenting floor plans, site plans, campus maps and geographic layouts within the experience. It can identify locations, zones, facilities, assets and points of interest, then support predefined or configured routes between them. Higher tiers can add multi-floor navigation, search, filters, accessibility-aware routes and overlays linked to operational data or BIM. Base, Plus and Premium use 2D plan-view minimaps; Bespoke uses a custom 3D aerial or bird’s-eye view.

Help people understand a place and choose where to go before they arrive or while exploring the digital twin. Maps organises locations and routes; it does not by itself provide live indoor positioning.

ImmerTwin Maps module tiers

What’s included in your Maps?

Choose the level your project needs. Volumes, capabilities and responsibilities are confirmed in your agreed scope.

Base

The essentials

# 5651 - Minimap:
Scan Generated, 2D.
Volume
1 map or floor plan; 3 pins.
Capability
standard labels and icons.
Routing
not included.
Best fit
Small venues needing a clear orientation layer.

Plus

Expanded capabilities

# 5652 - Minimap:
Scan Generated & Amended, 2D.
Volume
Up to 3 maps or floors; 5 pins total.
Capability
branded icons, zones and highlighted locations.
Routing
predefined routes.
Best fit
Hotels, exhibitions and sites with a few floors.

Premium

Advanced configuration

# 5653 - Minimap:
Redrawn & Textured, 2D.
Volume
Up to 6 maps or floors; 10 pins total.
Capability
multi-floor navigation, search, filters and data/status overlays.
Routing
configured wayfinding journeys.
Best fit
Larger venues with several visitor or operational journeys.

Bespoke

Tailored to your project

# 5654 - Minimap:
Custom Minimap, 3D; aerial/bird’s-eye view.
Volume
Maps/floors and pins agreed in scope. Custom campus, venue or portfolio mapping; GIS or BIM alignment; live asset/status layers; Bespoke routing logic, accessibility rules and wayfinding interfaces.
Best fit
Complex estates with specialised route or data requirements.

Built around real applications

Where could Maps take your project?

Suggested applications and starting tiers to discuss and adapt to your requirements.

01Starting point: Plus

Stay / Leisure

Help guests locate reception, rooms, dining and leisure facilities before arrival.

Make facilities easier to discover and explain.

02Starting point: Plus or Premium

Health / Education

Present arrival points, departments and pre-visit routes.

Support visitor familiarisation and reduce avoidable uncertainty.

03Starting point: Plus

Heritage / Event

Highlight exhibition zones and visitor routes suited to available time.

Help visitors plan a more relevant visit.

04Starting point: Premium or Bespoke

Ops / Enterprise

Locate assets and show configured operational status against a site plan.

Give teams spatial context for operational information.

Connected to your platform

Build on the modules around you.

01

Maps + Guide

add interpretation or audio at mapped stops.

02

Maps + DataHub

supply structured location or asset-status records.

03

Maps + BIM

align agreed model information with maps and floors.

Terms, explained

Clear terms. Informed choices.

Wayfinding means helping people navigate. GIS means Geographic Information System; BIM means Building Information Modelling. A pin is a marked location on a map. A 2D plan view looks directly down on the layout. A textured minimap adds surface treatments. A 3D aerial or bird’s-eye view shows depth and perspective.

Built around your project

Start with the questions that matter.

Which minimap type and how many plans or floors? Which 3, 5 or 10 locations should be pinned? Which routes matter? Who verifies routes and keeps plans current?

01

Define the scope

Agree the content, quantities, audience and any connected-module requirements.

02

Agree ownership

Confirm content ownership, client approvals and who maintains the information.

03

Plan ongoing support

Ongoing support and response commitments follow your selected Service Layer.

ImmerTwin Maps

Make Maps part of your experience.

Let’s talk about your audience, your content and the configuration that fits.

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