A structural story of a participating visit. It is not a live venue feed or availability claim.
Controlled demonstration
Approach a mapped exhibit
A controlled demonstration can use approved mapped points to place the visitor experience in context.
Controlled demonstration
Contextual audio begins
Approved contextual content can begin when the demonstrated mapped state is reached.
Demonstration data
The visit contributes to venue insight
With participation, selected journey events can contribute to venue-level signals.
Visitor experience
Start with the visitor.
An illustrative gallery journey shows orientation, a selected route, and contextual content without representing a named deployment.
Illustrative scenario
Venue insights
See patterns from participating app journeys.
In controlled demonstrations, participating-app journeys can produce venue-level signals. These signals do not represent total venue footfall or exact headcount.
Demonstration data
Participating journeys 245Average dwell time 8.0 minPeak hour 14:00
GUIDi Map setup
From venue model to controlled demonstration.
A practical three-step setup for an editable, evidence-bounded prototype.
01
Model the venue
Gather approved spatial information and define the demonstration area.
02
Connect positioning and content
Configure a verified setup and map approved points of interest and audio content.
03
Validate the demo
Test the approved journey, content and evidence boundary before a demonstration.
Request a demo
Discuss a controlled GUIDi Map demonstration.
Tell us about your organisation or venue. We can discuss your context and a controlled demonstration where appropriate.
Request a DemoPrivate demonstrations and controlled venue pilots only.
