We aim to realize a “Digital Miniature” that recreates present-day Japan in digital form by integrating geospatial data with dynamic data.

For nearly 30 years since our founding in 1994, we have consistently produced digital maps.

From maps for car navigation systems to web applications, corporate use, and AD/ADAS maps essential for advanced autonomous driving, our products span a wide range.

However, one thing remains constant: maps begin to age the moment they are created.

Buildings are constructed and demolished, roads open, traffic signs are installed and removed—the vast real world changes every day. The foundation of our business lies in swiftly capturing these changes and reflecting them in our digital maps. The world and our lives never stand still; they are in constant flux.
Similarly, maps must continuously evolve, and there is an ongoing demand for fresh and accurate data.

In addition to the geospatial data we have cultivated over many years, we possess another valuable asset, “dynamic data,” obtained through touchpoints with users of applications such as TRIMA. By combining precise location information with people’s movement and behavior, we can analyze and provide not only geospatial information but also the stories behind it. We call this integration of geospatial data and dynamic data—which digitally recreates present-day Japan—our “Digital Miniature,” and we are committed to bringing it to life.

Our data is already being utilized by numerous universities and research institutions, contributing to the advancement of various academic fields, including urban transportation, crime prevention, disaster management, environmental studies, public health, and urban planning.
Moving forward, we will continue to strive toward realizing a more comfortable and sustainable society through the analysis and provision of geospatial data and dynamic data.

Yoichiro Yatsurugi, President & CEO