Mathieu Gerard, Mapwize | Devnet Create 2019
summary
Mapwize and Cisco combine building floor plans, Wi‑Fi 6 and tiny presence sensors to turn static blueprints into live indoor maps overnight, broadcasting sensor signals to the cloud and overlaying real‑time room availability and asset locations on a map. Use cases include routing lost hospital visitors, reducing idle surgery room time and optimizing office hot‑desking; workshop demos show captive‑portal map embeds and a breakout on location analytics from Wi‑Fi that tracks crowd flow for events. Privacy defaults include opt‑in and anonymization to avoid constant personal tracking; prototypes are deployed and producing actionable analytics.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Mapwize
- 0:43Mapwize and digital building services
- 2:11Wi-Fi 6 and indoor location data
- 3:56Vision for enterprise location services
- 5:05Smart buildings transformation
- 6:07Healthcare efficiency with location tracking
- 7:31Low-hanging fruit for adoption
- 9:17Workshop on captive portal integration
- 10:19Location analytics in breakout session
- 11:00Privacy and innovation trade-offs
- 12:04Closing remarks and thanks
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