Choose a destination
Select a sample exhibitor and see the suggested path change.
Explore a planned visitor journey from the entrance to the right stall, with clear hall transitions and accessible route options.
Planned capability · illustrative preview onlyFrom the main entrance.
No live location tracking.
Select a sample exhibitor and see the suggested path change.
Compare a standard route with an illustrative step-free alternative.
A planned route is a map instruction. It does not establish a visitor’s current position.
A major planned workflow: turn an event plan into a verified, versioned routing graph.
Production byte upload and serving are not implemented. The local studio can preview an image in this browser only.
Calibrate scale, set north/orientation and validate against a surveyed venue before publishing.
Define graph geometry, searchable destinations and non-routable obstacles; label metadata alone is not geometry.
Configure registration origins, direction-aware connectors and hall access points.
A step-free routing option must exclude unsuitable edges and be validated on site.
The browser demo searches sample destinations and computes a route from a declared registration point, not a measured visitor location.
Use connectors between halls and explicitly identify transitions in the directions.
Review and publish map revisions; the studio models versions locally without uploading or saving.
The local graph can remove a blocked passage and recompute a route; production updates require a published venue service.
No live indoor positioning is available here. Any future RFID-derived zone inference needs hardware calibration, privacy review and accuracy evidence.
No. It shows a planned route from a fixed sample entrance. There is no real-time positioning or location permission.
No. The demonstration is illustrative; real venue routes need on-site accessibility validation.
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