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Mappedin Showcases Indoor Mapping Platform at GSX

Security platform connects building maps with video, access control and emergency response systems.

By Chelsey Arries
Sep 14, 2026

A three-dimensional indoor mapping platform designed to give security teams and first responders a consolidated view of building incidents will be demonstrated by Mappedin at Global Security Exchange 2026 in Atlanta.

The platform uses artificial intelligence to convert uploaded floor plans into customizable digital maps. Security teams can identify indoor and outdoor locations, add safety annotations and display information from existing security technologies.

Maps can be accessed through web browsers, mobile devices and embedded applications. The platform can integrate with video management, access control, life safety and building automation systems.

Users can create operational dashboards for monitoring security incidents, weather conditions and analytics. Maps may also include labels, images, links and the locations of emergency equipment or other resources.

Mappedin will offer scheduled demonstrations in Expo Suite 33 during the conference.

About the Author

Chelsey Arries is assistant editor of Security Today, Campus Security Today, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Protection Online.

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