Know whereeverything is.Know what it means.
Positioning, mapping and geospatial AI across indoor and outdoor spaces, so people, vehicles and assets are located, guided and analysed in real time.
Why location intelligence matters now
The Kingdom moves millions of pilgrims, passengers and vehicles through complex spaces. Knowing where everything is, and what that means, is the basis of safety and service.
Indoor is the gap
GPS stops at the door; terminals, malls and holy sites need indoor positioning.
Crowds need live maps
Density and flow by location drive safety decisions.
Fleets need context
Positions are only useful against routes, geofences and schedules.
Imagery is abundant
Satellite and drone data can be analysed by AI at scale.
The answer: one location layer indoors and out that wayfinding, fleets, twins and analytics share.
Sources: amsisaudi Company Profile 2026 (1446H–1447H); GASTAT, RCMC and Ministry of Hajj & Umrah, Hajj 1446
Geospatial AI, indoors and out
We map spaces, position people and assets, and apply AI to location data, delivered through group company amsisaudi for wayfinding and crowd intelligence.
Mapping & digital twins
Unified indoor-outdoor 3D maps from CAD, BIM, GIS and photoreal capture.
Positioning
GPS, BLE, Wi-Fi, UWB and sensor fusion with automatic floor detection.
Location AI
Crowd intelligence, geofencing, route analytics and imagery analysis.
Building blocks of a geospatial programme
Six components, the map and positioning layer serve every location use case.
Cartography & CMS
Floor plans, POIs and content managed in one dashboard, 20 languages.
Positioning SDK
Beacon-free sensor fusion, BLE, Wi-Fi and UWB for sub-metre needs.
Navigation
Turn-by-turn, AR, voice, accessible and offline routes, app-free via QR.
Crowd intelligence
Real-time density, flow and workforce tracking with full trails.
Imagery analytics
Change detection, asset mapping and land use from satellite and drone.
Integration
Command dashboards, IoT, flights, wait times and enterprise data.
How it works: from a floor plan to a guided journey
Six stages shared by wayfinding, crowd and fleet use cases.
Map
CAD, BIM, GIS, 360° capture
Position
Sensor fusion indoors and out
Route
Accessible, multilingual, offline
Observe
Density, flow, assets live
Analyse
Geofences, heat maps, trends
Act
Guidance, alerts, dispatch
Where location intelligence earns its keep
Eight use cases from a holy site to a warehouse floor.
Pilgrim wayfinding
Multilingual, offline routes and crowd info across the holy sites.
Airport navigation
Car park to gate with live flight context and accessible routes.
Crowd intelligence
Density and flow for venues, stadiums and events.
Workforce tracking
Where staff are, with full trails for safety and productivity.
Fleet geofencing
Zones, convoys and route adherence for buses and trucks.
Mall & campus navigation
Find a store, a room or a car with AR and voice.
Imagery monitoring
Construction progress, land use and asset change from above.
Hospital wayfinding
Patients and visitors guided to clinics; assets tracked.
Where it creates value across Saudi sectors
One location layer, many sectors.
Industry & factories
Asset and worker positioning on the plant floor.
Airports
Terminal wayfinding, parking and passenger flow.
Hajj & crowd mobility
Nusuk-scale guidance and crowd intelligence.
Fleet & logistics
Geofenced fleets, depots and delivery proof.
Utilities & energy
Field crews, assets and network maps in one view.
Retail & FMCG
Store navigation, footfall and shelf location.
Start with one venue and one journey, then reuse the map for crowds, assets and twins.
A journey with indoor-outdoor navigation
Illustrative sequence from a large transit interchange.
QR, no app
A visitor scans a code and gets a route in their language, with step-free options.
live context
The route updates with the next departure and a closed corridor.
rerouted
Density ahead triggers an alternative path and a message to stewards.
the picture
The control room sees flow, density and staff positions on one map.
Positioning works offline and app-free, essential at peaks and for visitors.
Illustrative scenario, not a case study.
Where this technology goes to work

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