Map waypoints
Sketch zones to reach, avoid, or pause at — in the actual space.
Walk a space and sketch the zones that matter. Reach zones, avoid zones, pause zones, waypoints with a specific pose or orientation. Same technique across very different domains: household robots (vacuums, lawnmowers, delivery bots) that need a spatial map of the rooms and garden they operate in; landscape and garden design where paths and planting zones need to be marked on the actual ground; museum and exhibit design where visitor flow, pause points, and exclusion zones are traced onto the actual gallery floor; event and venue planning where crowd routes, staging, and safety exclusions are sketched on the real hall. Export the map as a polyline for the next tool in the chain.
Features used
Industries
Robotics
Draw tool paths, place limbs, rehearse behaviour — all in the space the robot works in.
Product Design
Show product concepts at scale, annotate collaboratively.
Urban Planning
Visualize proposals at street level.
Parks & Trails
Plan alignments across rugged terrain.
Museum & Gallery
Place installations in the actual gallery.
Live Events
Mock-up venue layouts on the spot.
Themed Entertainment
Block immersive environments at true scale.
Trade Show Displays
Build the booth at scale, in seconds, and walk through it.
Retail & Fixture
Prototype fixture arrangements in the aisle.
Security
Place camera cones and card-reader zones against actual geometry.