Mappedin raises $24.5M to map the indoors at scale

Mapping scale increases from buildings to cities, opens platform to safety organizations, and helps operators manage buildings easier
Screenshot of Mappedin’s digital indoor mapping platform showing an airport terminal layout. The interface includes a 3D map with labeled areas such as departure doors, check-in counters, and security screening.
Business Productivity
April 7, 2026

Mappedin has raised $24.5M in Series B funding, led by Edison Partners with participation from Betatron Venture Group, to accelerate its vision for indoor mapping.

Mappedin builds digital maps for complex indoor spaces like malls, airports, and large venues, making it easier for people to navigate and for businesses to power location-based experiences.

The company’s roots go back more than a decade to founder Hongwei Liu’s time as an engineering student at the University of Waterloo, with early momentum supported by $25,000 in funding from Velocity in 2011.

Hongwei Liu, co-founder and CEO of Mappedin

Today, Mappedin has mapped over 10 billion square feet across 86 countries, helping guide more than 450 million visitors. Its technology is used by major destinations including Simon Property Group, Los Angeles International Airport, and Super Bowl stadiums.

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