Appointment Announcement – Mr Graeme Loy PSM, Principal Health Advisor
BindiMaps appoints Graeme Loy PSM as Principal Health Advisor, bringing over 26 years of leadership across healthcare systems and strengthening the company’s growth in the sector.
Appointment Announcement – Mr Richard Alcock AO, Chair of the Advisory Board
BindiMaps announces the appointment of Richard Alcock AO as Chair of the Advisory Board, bringing extensive leadership experience across healthcare, public administration and governance.
Introducing BindiView
Introducing BindiView, a visual navigation layer that helps visitors understand their journey before they arrive, improving confidence and accessibility.
BindiMaps Has Re-Emerged Under New Ownership
Exciting news for BindiMaps as the company enters a new chapter.
BindiMaps has re-emerged under new ownership and is entering an exciting new chapter.
Along with major technology upgrades and an expanded product offering, we have also introduced a more flexible pricing model designed to remove the upfront barriers many organisations faced in the past.
NSW Parliament House Empowering visitors of all abilities to navigate with confidence
NSW Parliament House, Australia’s oldest public building, implemented BindiMaps’ Gold Standard Wayfinding in January 2025 to enhance accessibility. The app and kiosks provide intuitive navigation, empowering all visitors to explore with confidence.
Bindimaps Partners with AusDN Impact 2025
We’re proud to announce that Bindimaps is partnering with AusDN to ensure that the IMPACT 2025 conference is accessible to everyone of all abilities.
BindiMaps at the 2025 NSW Commercialisation Showcase
BindiMaps is excited to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at the 2025 NSW Commercialisation Showcase on 30 April 2025 at the Aerial UTS Function Centre in Sydney.
BindiMaps at Breaking Barriers: Putting Accessibility into Practice
BindiMaps proudly participated in the Breaking Barriers: Putting Accessibility into Practice seminar, held at the Melbourne Convention Centre, hosted by the City of Melbourne in partnership with the Victoria Tourism Industry Council and MCEC. This important event brought together leaders in accessibility, tourism, and inclusive design—and we were thrilled to be part of it.
Earn up to 3 Green Star Points with BindiMaps!
Achieving Green Star points while enhancing accessibility is now easier with BindiMaps! By integrating our advanced wayfinding technology, buildings can earn up to three Green Star points under the “Design for Inclusion” category. BindiMaps provides seamless, intuitive navigation for all users, improving both the user experience and operational efficiency.
BindiMaps Named As One of The Top ‘25 Startups to Watch in 2025’
BindiMaps has been named one of The Australian’s 25 Startups to Watch in 2025! This recognition highlights our commitment to innovation and accessibility in wayfinding technology. We’re always evolving, with new updates like Hyperlocal Technology and an improved BindiWeb interface, all designed to make navigation smarter and more intuitive. Exciting things are ahead, and we’d love for you to be part of the journey!