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In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, GoodMaps has embarked on a transformative journey that complements the innovative and inclusive mindsets of our trailblazing and early adopting customer base. Our recent rebranding is not just a change in appearance but a reflection of our commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology…

Empowering Discovery Through Innovation At GoodMaps, we know that the most meaningful journeys often begin not with a planned destination, but with a moment of genuine curiosity about what’s around us. That’s why we’re absolutely thrilled to announce the reimagined LookAround – a feature our community has passionately requested and…

Theresa Reno-Weber, GoodMaps CEO. Accessibility is the cornerstone of a world where everyone can participate fully. As we celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day, I’m reminded of the profound significance its message holds for me, our company, and the world at large. GAAD allows us time to…

Innovation Series #1  ·  Written with Charlie Meredith, GoodMaps CTO. In the ever-evolving landscape of technological innovation, few advancements hold the same level of promise to reshape our daily lives as camera-based smart glasses. Though many of us may hear this phrase and think of failed augmented reality (AR) devices…

In an ever-evolving landscape of sustainable urban development, transit hubs are well-placed to play an integral role in shaping connectivity. These bustling transportation centers not only hold the potential for efficient mobility but also for fostering vibrant and accessible communities. And, as cities look to create sustainable and inclusive transit…

With the need to build a more sustainable future, transit hubs are well-placed for meaningful change. Airports and rail stations – bustling centers of travel and commerce – serve as critical junctures in our urban infrastructure and, as such, have the potential to become central to sustainable innovation. By incorporating…

Due to continual technological advances, traditional methods of wayfinding – GPS, Bluetooth beacons, signage, and physical markers – are becoming inefficient at supporting today’s increasingly complex transit hubs. While these methods were once deemed necessary, in a world where public spaces can overwhelm even a seasoned traveler, the necessity for…