Bindylitics is here
We’re very pleased to announce our new analytics and data platform for building owners and managers, Bindilytics. Bindilytics provides comprehensive information on indoor traffic flows, including heat maps and path analysis, plus a detailed breakdown on arrivals, searches for destinations inside buildings and dwell times. It uses data from the BindiMaps app, but can also […]
Wayfinding upgrade for National Library
If there is one set of places that absolutely should be accessible to everyone, it is public libraries. They provide such a great service to people of all abilities, providing a place to learn, to meet or just to hang out with a good book. That’s why we are so proud and pleased to have […]
We map our first school
William Clarke College in Kellyville Sydney is the first school to have BindiMaps technology installed. BindiMaps is now available in the school’s new science, technology, engineering, visual arts and mathematics building, known as the STEAM Building, providing wayfinding and navigation to everyone who visits, including those who are blind or vision impaired. The STEAM Building, […]
“Why doesn’t every shopping centre have it?” – Smart Company
BindiMaps can provide an alternative to those big glass touch-screen kiosks that provide wayfinding in shopping centres and other public buildings. In the process, we can help to reduce the potential spread of COVID-19. So says Smart Company, which did a story about the potential for touch-screens to be a potential germ transmitter. BindiMaps does […]
Commercial Building Wesley Place gets BindiMaps treatment
Charter Hall’s beautiful new Wesley Place building at 130 Collins Street in Melbourne is our latest commercial building installation. It is just down the road from another BindiMaps location, 150 Collins Street. Wesley Place is the first of what we hope will be many Charter Hall commercial and retail properties that boast the BindiMaps navigation […]
Media goes wild for Bindi in Rockhampton
Our BindiMaps installation at Stockland Rockhampton helped make us famous last month, with both local television stations covering our launch there. The centre was our first installation in Central Queensland, and one of our largest shopping centres so far. Both reports focused on how BindiMaps can make it easier for people who are blind or […]
Vision Australia’s Melbourne Head office is BindiMapped
Vision Australia’s head office in Melbourne is now BindiMapped, providing visitors and clients with the BindiMaps wayfinding and navigation experience. The large facility in Kooyong covers about 6,000 square metres and houses a range of facilities and services for visitors and clients who are blind and vision impaired. BindiMaps is now installed in VA offices […]
Wayfinding touch-screens can spread COVID-19. BindiMaps has a solution
A study in medical journal The Lancet last month found that the COVID 19 virus can last for up to three hours on glass surfaces such as touch-screens, providing a potential problem for shopping centres that use the screens in wayfinding kiosks. Retailers such as Coles and Woolworths who use touch-screens for self-serve checkouts have […]
BindiMaps and COVID-19
A major part of what we do at BindiMaps is to help people with vision impairment get out in the world and mix with others, in shopping centres, educational institutions, public buildings and workplaces. We do it because we want a world where more people can explore, and take part in, their communities and their […]
Stockland Traralgon is BindiMapped
Shoppers in Traralgon, in Victoria’s La Trobe Valley region, can now take advantage of BindiMaps, the latest addition to the BindiMaps location list. The centre, covering 20,000 square meters and more than 60 stores, becomes the fourth major BindiMaps’ Victorian location, and the first in the Gippsland region of the state.