Expanding Accessibility: Parkline Place & NSW Parliament House Join Our Network
We’re excited to welcome Parkline Place and NSW Parliament House to our growing network of accessible spaces! Thanks to our new Hyperlocal technology, navigating these iconic locations is now easier and more precise than ever.
2024: A Year of Milestones, Breakthroughs, and Impact
2024 has been an incredible year for BindiMaps, filled with innovation, growth, and impact for our users, community, and partners. As we look back on this remarkable journey, we are excited to share the milestones, breakthroughs, and moments that have shaped this year and inspired us to keep pushing boundaries.
Why Should Buildings Consider a Digital Wayfinding System?
Curious about how digital wayfinding can transform navigation in buildings? Discover how these systems offer real-time guidance, boost accessibility, and give businesses a competitive edge.
We partnered with SXSW Sydney 2024
Visitors to the amazing SXSW Sydney 2024 Festival were able to find their events quickly and easily, thanks to our multi-level partnership with the major global festival.
Providing Accessible Navigation at Ability Fest
BindiMaps has expanded our long-term partnership with Ability Fest in 2024, providing digital mapping and wayfinding to both the Melbourne and Brisbane events.
BindiWeb Goes Outdoors: Your All-in-One Navigation Solution
BindiWeb is breaking new ground – literally. Known for simplifying indoor navigation with no app required, our web-based interactive map now supports seamless outdoor navigation too.
‘The Australian’ features BindiMaps’ latest innovative wayfinding technology
We’re excited to share that The Australian has featured BindiMaps’ new wayfinding technology, now live at Australia Post locations. Check out the full story to see how our innovative tech is changing navigation.
Press Release: BindiMaps partners with Australia Post to launch world-first accessible indoor navigating tech
Discover how BindiMaps’ new technology is revolutionising indoor navigation with exceptional accuracy, cost-efficiency and effectiveness. Explore our partnership with Australia Post and see how this innovation sets a new benchmark for accessible wayfinding solutions.
BindiWeb now supports multiple languages
BindiWeb now offers multi-language support in up to 200 languages, enhancing accessibility and user experience. This web-based, interactive indoor mapping system can be integrated into third-party sites and apps, making it easier for diverse users to navigate over 100 locations worldwide. Learn more.
Is disability a personal issue, or a failure of our built environment?
In this opinion piece, BindiMaps CEO Anna Wright highlights the critical distinction between the medical and social models of disability. While the medical model views disability as an individual health issue, focusing on medical treatments and rehabilitation, the social model shifts the focus to societal and environmental barriers that hinder full participation. Wright argues that addressing these barriers is crucial for creating an inclusive society where disability is not a personal tragedy but a reflection of our collective responsibility to design accessible environments and systems.