Transit networks carry millions of passengers daily — but underground, GPS fails and independent navigation breaks down. Waymap works without signal or fixed infrastructure, guiding every passenger from street level to platform with precise, turn-by-turn directions.
Adults globally live with a disability
fewer trips are taken by disabled people in the UK than non-disabled people
We're proud to work with some of the world's most complex transit networks, delivering accessible navigation at scale across North America and Southeast Asia.
The world's most extensive integrated intermodal wayfinding deployment — all 98 WMATA Metro stations across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia tri-state area, covering 27 million square feet and serving approximately 250 million passengers annually.
"We are thankful for their commitment to wayfinding and making the system accessible to all."
Waymap was deployed by SBS Transit across three stations — Tampines MRT, Punggol MRT-LRT, and Sam Kee LRT — covering approximately 1.2 million sq ft in total. The deployment created a world-first interconnected navigation cluster linking transit stations to the surrounding urban environment, with testing confirming strong navigation performance across all sites.
Waymap was deployed by the WMCA at Birmingham New Street (approximately 730,000 sq ft, 25 platforms) and University Station in October 2024. The deployment was featured in the Sunday Times. Testing demonstrated significantly higher location accuracy than GPS-based alternatives in a challenging underground environment.
"We believe using public transit should be safe and easy for everyone." — CapMetro
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"This award recognises our breakthrough technology and the revolutionary impact it will have on accessibility and inclusion." — Waymap
"It already is designed with accessibility at its very heart. It's not tacked on later." — Dr Olivia Swann, Paediatric Infectious Diseases Consultant, NHS Lothian