Mapbox announced new products that empower developers and organizations to make better data-driven decisions, develop easier and faster, and drive intuitive and seamless user experiences with innovative location technologies.
From fitness trackers and connected vehicles to logistics and business intelligence, location is essential to how we navigate, get hundreds of services on demand, and understand complex information quickly.
The new Matrix API delivers improved up-to-date routes and ETAs enabling advanced functionality on fleet optimization and cost savings with future departure time capability that accounts for traffic patterns.
Mapbox Boundaries v4 increases the coverage and granularity of industry-leading datasets with over 200,000 new or updated geographic boundaries across the Americas and Asia, powering geospatial analytics and visualizations.
Navigation SDK with Drop-In UI is a pre-made navigation layout that speeds the deployment of navigation embedded in an application while enabling customization for use-case and brand-specific requirements.
These platform updates will be presented at BUILD with Mapbox, a virtual event that also highlights the innovations of ANWB, Nextdoor, OneSoil, PicNic, The World Bank, Toyota Motor North America, and Varicent.
Garrett Miller, General Manager, Navigation, Mapbox said, “BUILD with Mapbox is about sharing new products with our customers through the lens of real-world deployments. BUILD showcases how our customers invent with Mapbox to deliver positive outcomes. The Mapbox community are builders who solve complex challenges and deliver visionary solutions with our maps, search, data, and navigation products. The businesses of our customers are important to us. We are excited to continue providing new tools and programs that enable their successful innovations.”
Charan Lota, Executive Chief Engineer & GVP, Connected Technologies, Toyota Motor North America said, “At Toyota, we are passionate about the user experience and improving the way customers interact with technology. Now more than ever, it’s important for us to collaborate with cutting-edge technology providers, like Mapbox, to layer in industry leading digital experiences in our vehicles.”
Alex Howard, Lead Engineer, Discover and Maps at Nextdoor said, “As the digital world and real world have merged more closely together, location services have enabled Nextdoor to delight customers by delivering relevant, personalized and hyper-local experiences.”
