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Here's something I hear consistently from people with disabilities and the professionals who support them: any anxiety around attending an event or travelling has little to do with the visit itself. It's about not knowing what they're walking into. Which entrance has step-free access? How far is the gate from security? Is there a lift, or only escalators? Most venues answer these questions with a PDF floor plan, or they don't answer them at all. That's why I'm excited about what we've built at Mappedin with RealView. It's 360-degree indoor imagery; think Google Street View, but for inside a building. Visitors can preview a venue, spot landmarks, and orient themselves before they ever leave home. For a first-time visitor, someone with anxiety about unfamiliar places, or anyone who prefers to plan ahead, that preview can make all the difference. It turns an unfamiliar environment into one that’s already a little familiar An Australian airport recently told me that the most visited part of their entire website is the indoor map. That wasn’t a surprise. People want to pre-plan. They want to know what to expect before they arrive. RealView helps visitors arrive with confidence before they even step through the door. Learn more about RealView: https://lnkd.in/ghXKhC_J

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This week I was at Mappedin Venue Exchange at Lumen Field, spending time with the operators who run venues every day, not the vendors selling to them. Three organizations stood out. Simon Property Group is treating visitor data as core infrastructure, not a marketing add-on. When the largest mall operator in the U.S. moves, the rest of the market usually follows. Miami International Airport is proving that visitor intelligence is no longer just a retail play. Airports, malls and stadiums are starting to solve the same operational challenges with the same technology. And Lumen Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks, is a great reminder that wayfinding only matters if it works under pressure, when tens of thousands of people need to find the right place in minutes. My biggest takeaway is that mapping, wayfinding and visitor intelligence are no longer separate investments. They are becoming a single intelligence layer that helps operators make better decisions, improve the visitor experience and run more efficient venues. At Eleva AI, that's exactly where we see the opportunity: turning anonymous visitor traffic into actionable insights for the teams managing the asset. Who else is pushing the industry forward? I'd love to hear who you'd add to the list. #MVX2026 #RetailAI #VenueTech #PropTech

Touchdown! 🏈 We're having a blast #MVX2026, hosted at Lumen Field. Today, venue operators are connecting with peers to learn and connect, from sharing out-of-the-box inspiration to helping each other solve industry challenges. At the event? 👇 Comment your biggest takeaway of the day below.

It's game time 🏈 Our own Hongwei Liu kicks us off at #MVX2026 — the meeting place for venue leaders to connect, share ideas and get inspired. At #MVX2026? We'd love to see your pictures and hear what you've learned so far! 👇

Kick-off! 🏈 We're excited to be on-site this week at Seattle's iconic Lumen Field for #MVX2026 where leaders from world-class venues will gather to share insights and shape what we're building together.

Let visitors explore your venue — before they even enter. Introducing Mappedin RealView: https://lnkd.in/eDfbPcRh

We're excited to announce a new integration between Salient CompleteView and Mappedin, bringing interactive mapping together with industry-leading video management software. With this integration, organizations can access CompleteView cameras directly in Mappedin's interactive 3D maps, giving security teams greater situational awareness and helping operators and first responders navigate complex facilities with greater confidence. Learn more about how Salient and Mappedin are bringing video management and spatial intelligence together. https://lnkd.in/er8T4bQW #PhysicalSecurity #VMS #SituationalAwareness #SmartBuildings #SecurityTechnology Dan Berg