GeoCommons delivers visual analytics through maps: enabling non-technical professionals to view multiple databases, draw conclusions, make decisions and solve problems without traditional GIS overhead.

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SKOUT enables users of virtually any mobile device currently available to create content—messages, photos, videos—with their handsets and post it to the SKOUT network from any location. SKOUT’s unique location-based software notifies other logged-in users within a predefined radius that someone nearby has posted new information. This enables end users, if they choose, to act and connect live. Whether it’s meeting a friend based on a picture of their location, dropping in on a nearby happy hour promoted by a local bar owner, or taking a chance and meeting someone new because they just posted a cool video, SKOUT offers a new way for people to have fun and connect with others.

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LightPole, Inc. is a software and services company offering carrier-grade server infrastructure and applications that enable publishers to distribute geo-specific content to mobile devices.
Mobile phones are becoming increasingly popular as personal tools for social networking, calendaring, and location-based services. In the next 5-10 years, mobile phones will supplant PCs as the primary interface to the Web, particularly in applications that increasingly bring the online world into sync with our offline reality.
LightPole’s mission is to bring the world of geo-contextual content to the growing population—now counted in hundreds of millions—of mobile phone users. LightPole publishing services make it easy for publishers, bloggers, and other content providers to distribute content to mobile device users, and to engage those users in interactive communities. No special programming or expensive IT investments are required. LightPole enables publishers to easily extend the publishing systems they already have to reach new markets and build new communities.

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Sekai Camera is the killer iPhone application I was looking for: just point your camera anywhere around you to have instant feedback about whatever is on your screen. Directions, reviews, messages, offers, and any tag you can imagine will appear floating in front of you, adding a graphic overlay to the world.

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Ordnance Survey is Great Britain’s national mapping agency, providing the most accurate and up-to-date geographic data, relied on by government, business and individuals.

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Web 2.0 and social networks have reinvigorated an old truth: It’s all about people. Whether it’s your customers, your employees, or your partners – making your business work is about enabling people to work together. At HiveLive, our goal is to bring your company the power of community: business that’s smarter, faster, richer, better.

HiveLive’s on-demand software enables companies to rapidly deploy custom-fit enterprise communities built around people, their relationships, and their shared knowledge. The foundation of our patent pending technology is a new Web 2.0 building block (called a Hive) that can be easily configured to function as a wide range of community applications (blogs, wikis, forums, FAQs, and more).

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Geogad is your personal mobile tour guide. Geogad delivers the same historical and local information that you would get from a tour guide but delivered over the Internet or downloaded to your favorite mobile device for FREE.

Skip reading tons of guide books, and avoid stuffy guided tours with limited schedules. Instead listen and view Geogad’s detailed local information. Focus on the places and stories that interest you at the time that is convenient for you. Enjoy your vacation with Geogad.

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The iPointer® empowers users to explore the world around them, pointing and learning based on geographic location and orientation.

For example, our patented pointing based search technology enables mobile users to identify a building, landmark, or other points of interest, by simply pointing their iPointer®-enabled handset and pressing a button. The iPointer® Client running on their PDA, cellphone or other mobile communication device collects coordinate signals from GPS satellites and orientation information from a digital magnetic Compass to identify the user’s location and pointing direction. These coordinates are then sent to the iPointer® Server, where iST’s patented geospatial selection algorithms identify the selected object. Location-specific information is then selected and sent back over the wireless network to the user’s device.

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For enterprises and government entities that suffer from the limitations of GPS, Rosum provides seamless indoor/outdoor location technology that is rapid, available, and accurate. Rosum TV-GPS integrates signals from existing commercial TV towers with signals from GPS satellites to support positioning in all environments.

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Planet 9 Studios is focused on providing the highest quality and performance in 3D city data and software.

Our core software products include RayGun (client) and GeoFeeder (server). RayGun is robust navigation / friend finding / social networking platform that runs on cell phones, Personal navigation devices, in-car navigation systems and PC’s. RayGun is a highly scalable multi-user geographic server that runs on Linux and Windows platforms. Planet 9 also provides custom versions and ports of RayGun to our customer’s specifications.

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