Mapxus, Briometrix, and footpath.ai Join Forces to Launch Fully Integrated Indoor–Outdoor Navigation Solution in Australia

In a major step forward for inclusive and intelligent urban mobility, Mapxus has formed a strategic partnership with Australian technology innovators Briometrix and footpath.ai to launch a seamless indoor–outdoor navigation and infrastructure management solution designed for complex, high-traffic public environments across Australia.

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This unified platform brings together three key innovations:

• Mapxus’s advanced indoor digital maps and accurate indoor positioning system, leverages existing Wi-Fi infrastructure to support smart mobility, planning, and accessibility.

• Briometrix’s specialized accessibility data and analytics, focused on identifying and mapping barrier-free travel paths for people with mobility needs.

• footpath.ai’s high-resolution pedestrian path mapping using AI and computer vision, accurately modeling outdoor walking routes and footpaths.

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Together, these technologies deliver one integrated navigation experience—guiding users from public footpaths and transit stops directly into the heart of buildings and indoor venues, such as transport hubs, shopping malls, stadiums, universities, and hospitals. The system is designed to be intuitive and inclusive, reducing the friction and guesswork that often associated with navigating large, multi-level facilities.

A Smarter, More Inclusive Future through Digital Map

By combining pedestrian intelligence, accessibility awareness, and precise indoor positioning, this partnership sets a new standard for digital map and wayfinding. The solution is designed to meet the needs of a wide range of users—whether navigating a busy terminal during peak hours, planning a route that avoids stairs and obstacles, or simply finding the quickest route through a university campus.

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This collaboration also supports the broader goals of smart city development and building management by making public spaces more accessible, data-driven, and user-friendly. It aligns with government and industry efforts to improve urban inclusivity, sustainability, and digital connectivity.

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This powerful partnership is now actively exploring implementation opportunities with public authorities, transport operators, and major venue operators across Australia.

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