Routes that are actually right
Every point sits on your real floor plan, and routes are calculated across the whole building — lift and stairs included. A route that is only roughly right won't get used.
About NujuMaps
We spent years guiding machines. Now we guide people.
NujuMaps is built by Surya Sarana Dinamika, an automation house whose work lives on factory floors. Routing a robot across a plant and routing a visitor across a mall turn out to be the same problem — a map, a graph, and a path that has to be right the first time.
Where it came from
The same problem, a different floor.
An automated plant only runs if every machine knows exactly where it is and exactly where it has to go next. We spent years building those systems: layouts turned into coordinates, coordinates turned into paths, and paths that never guess.
Then we watched people inside the buildings we worked in — hospitals, malls, campuses — walk in circles past a laminated floor plan bolted to a wall. The building had a map. The visitor did not. NujuMaps closes that gap: the routing we once gave machines, handed to whoever walks through the door.
Surya Sarana Dinamika
Industrial automation house — and the team behind NujuMaps.
Routing machines
Routing people
How we build it
Three things we always do.
No app to download
Your map is just a link. Scan the QR on the wall and it opens, already showing where that QR is. Nobody installs an app to find a toilet.
Emergency exits included
The route to the nearest exit is part of your map from the first point you place. We don't sell it as a separate feature.
Tell us about your building.
Hospital, mall, campus, or plant — send us the floor plans and we will show you the route through it.