4 posts tagged with "maps"

Until now, raster maps were mostly used in 2GIS's B2C scenarios: finding an organization, planning a route, getting your way in a neighborhood. Zoom level 16 is usually enough for that, as it gives a general sense of a place.

B2B tasks have different detail requirements. When a team is choosing a site for a facility, assessing an area, preparing a field visit, or working with infrastructure, a general view of the block isn't enough. You need to zoom in and examine a specific plot.

We have added animated arrows to the Map GL JS API library of the Map Tiles API - think of them as a personal beacon. Instead of showing "the entrance is somewhere here," they show "this exact door."

Static 2GIS map images for cases when you just need to display a picture of a map: a simple non-interactive map on a website, in a printed document, on smart devices with a screen but without JavaScript support or the ability to add an SDK, and in AI chatbots.

Universal raster maps over a standard protocol for embedding. The service works with any library - you can connect 2GIS maps to any geographic information system directly or through open-source libraries such as Leaflet.