Visioglobe is a simplified joint-stock company (SAS) with a capital of € 598,000 set up in 2007 by Eric Bernard and Philippe Poutignat. Capital of €1.2 M was raised in 2009.

At the outset, Visioglobe targeted an outdoor market: navigation on roads, ski slopes, hiking paths, golf courses embedded in a PDA and other hardware. From 2011, the company set its sights on the indoor market with a focus on smartphones. Visioglobe today covers some of the world’s largest malls, most prestigious airports, hospitals in the USA and thousands of square meters of office space, where the Visioglobe maps have replaced paper maps.

VISIOGLOBE present worldwide

VISIOGLOBE, an application software publishing company located in Montbonnot St Martin, Isère county’s Silicon Valley, radiates throughout the world, notably with an office in Dubai. Taking strength from a highly qualified team of developers, it has been marketing its generously designed indoor navigation maps to ever increasing readability and wider access.

Visioglobe crosses borders to create maps for mobile, web, and kiosk applications.

Visioglobe has implemented a solution in SaSS, accessible worldwide in one click. The creation of a 100,000m² map can be done in less than 5 days, integrating the whole navigation network and all Points of Interest. Then the integration of the visualization modules takes less than 4 hours.

This easy handling, combined with the quality of the proposal, enables Visioglobe to be present in the different parts of the world.

Visioglobe retains a Start-up’s DNA and an agile mode, at both production and commercial level, developing its opportunities throughout the world. This positioning over all geographical areas ensures its increasing growth rate.

The sales team is made of 3 people and as many personalities. They share continents and pay attention to customers’ specificities, especially the multicultural aspect.

Asia

Visioglobe mapped the Sanofi offices in Singapore, a private office building in Beijing as well as a hotel resort in Malaysia.

Prototypes have been delivered and are being studied in Taiwan for a cultural space and other offices in Beijing.

Visioglobe will continue to be present on this continent to accelerate the densification of its network of partners, and increase its sales in this area.

The Middle East

As early as 2014, Visioglobe established an office in the Middle East to accompany the strong economic dynamism of the United Arab Emirates. Commercial activity has been rising sharply since 2015.

Visioglobe benefits there from an image of leader on the indoor map market, and of established quality. The biggest players have already put their trust in Visioglobe, like the Emirates Palace, Dubai Airport, Abu Dhabi Airport, Dubai World Trade Center…

The same was true for Saudi Arabia thanks to the partnership with Navibees, a local company in full expansion, come to meet Visioglobe in Montbonnot. Following this meeting, this partnership allowed us to achieve exceptional projects such as that of Mecca in 3D.

The design of maps, Visioglobe’s ‘trademark’, and 3D models in particular have made the choice easier for our prestigious clients:

Saudi Arabia: 100% of airports

Qatar: Doha airport and in- and outdoor areas (The Pearl-Qatar)

Emirates; several airports and a mall in Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi.

Kuwait and Lebanon for malls such as The Avenues – Kuwait City

The USA

For 4 years Visioglobe has been making maps for applications in more than twenty hospitals across the US. Other undertakings are under way with a 10-hospital perspective, a major contract signed with Connexient, a specialist in health-related indoor mapping, who wished to associate Visioglobe with their projects by developing a partnership which was finalized in Montbonnot in 2013.

Other indoor spaces are currently under test, such as shopping centres, airports, and stadiums.

Africa

South Africa already has 2 Malls mapped by Visioglobe.

Oceania

Visioglobe has even landed in kangaroos’ country!

Australia is being tested, following the delivery of an airport prototype.

Europe

Russia, where Visioglobe travelled this winter 2017 by -20C, is interested in the rendering and the quality of the maps for its shopping centres.

It was Visioglobe’s presence at the Mapic 2016 show in Cannes that allowed fruitful exchanges and half a dozen contacts. Beautiful prospects.

And obviously European Union countries, especially France with numerous malls for Unibail, offices for Schneider Electric, among others.

Visioglobe’s multicultural team knows perfectly how to adapt to the geographical contexts.