XR Indoor wayfinding and discovery
BriteWay XR is a cloud‑based extended‑reality (XR) wayfinding and spatial‑intelligence service that helps public‑sector organisations make complex buildings easier to navigate for all users, including disabled and older people.
The service provides immersive 3D and augmented‑reality guidance, digital twins, and accessibility‑aware routes to support safer, more confident movement through hospitals, campuses, transport hubs, and civic buildings.
BriteWay XR combines indoor positioning, digital mapping, and XR visualisation to deliver step‑by‑step navigation, pre‑visit familiarisation, and real‑time route updates.
The platform integrates with existing building systems and can be deployed across mobile devices, kiosks, and web interfaces. It improves user experience, reduces staff wayfinding burden, and supports inclusive access to public services
Use it as a standalone app or integrated in your app to bring precise location accuracy together with high definition mixed reality (XR) guidance to help visitors plan and navigate your destinations with ease.
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Visual indoor navigation with Augmented Reality
Smarter journey planning with Virtual Tours
Maintain Digital Twin assets
Increase footfall and sales with Insights
Improve operational efficiency with Forecasts
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