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  • Mappedin presents AI indoor mapping for security teams at ISC West 2026, Las Vegas.
  • Security Centre offers real-time incident management and situational awareness with interactive indoor maps.
  • Integrated AI platform simplifies operations, supports security systems, and visualises data on digital maps.

Mappedin has revealed its latest indoor mapping solutions powered by artificial intelligence to enhance venue safety and security.

These advancements are aimed at assisting security teams in swiftly locating and addressing incidents within venues. The company's innovations will be on display at ISC West 2026, occurring from March 23-27 in Las Vegas at The Venetian Expo.

The Mappedin Security Center creates precise and accessible digital indoor maps, capturing details such as entry and egress points, corridors, rooms, and essential infrastructure locations like fire alarms and utility shut-offs. Integrating video management, access control, and event and alarm systems, the platform provides real-time situational awareness, enabling quick incident response and efficient daily security management.

ISC West 2026 exhibition

At the event, the Mappedin Security Center will be integrated as part of Thrive Logic’s VMS platform. Attendees can witness this solution in action at various locations, including the Network Optix booth (#19117), Gallagher Security booth (#25089), the ISC Startups Pavilion, and the Sage Private Experience Center (LL-1).

Enhanced indoor intelligence

Mappedin’s technology enables confident, rapid incident response with real-time awarenessBrian McIlravey, Director of Public Safety & Enterprise Security Solutions at Mappedin, stated, “When an alarm sounds, the vital questions security teams and emergency responders must answer are: exactly where is the incident happening and what are the resources immediately available to resolve it.

He highlighted that Mappedin’s technology provides essential situational awareness, enabling teams to manage incidents with confidence and urgency.

AI-driven design and data visualisation

The AI-equipped platform by Mappedin enables users to detail specific indoor and outdoor locations on custom digital maps, easily viewable on various devices or integrated with other platforms, including video and access control systems. Designed for usability, Mappedin does not require complex BIM software or specialised IT skills. Users can upload floor plans, employ AI tools for mapping, and further customise maps with safety labels, images, and more.

The platform offers different operational views and allows the addition of physical objects such as kiosks and key systems. Mappedin provides powerful development tools for full map customisation, including data visualisation and 3D perspectives.

Comprehensive application and compatibility

The versatile Mappedin SDK facilitates easy integration with various security and building automation systems, suitable for OEM and reseller programs. Mappedin has a proven track record, with over 10 billion square feet of interior space mapped across more than 85 countries/territories.

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