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Rajan Paswan

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How Did I Get the Idea for InnerMap? One day, when I was in college waiting for my class to begin, someone approached me asking for directions to a particular department. Since I hadn't seen that department myself, I advised him to ask the guards fo

Armaan Nath

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This idea is not practically applicable as many buildings/departments will not allow this reason being security issues. No body wants to provide a layout of a building for free in public. Moreover, if someone uses this app then their chances of returning back are quite less. Anyways, it's good that you thought to do something like this but I'll recommend you to improvise this a little more. Hope it'll work someday!

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Rajan Paswan

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I understand your concern about the security implications of making building layouts public. To address this, we plan to implement a feature allowing building owners and managers to designate certain areas as private, ensuring sensitive zones remain secure. This selective sharing ensures that only necessary information is accessible to the public. Additionally, in environments like hotels, hospitals, resorts, shopping malls, and airports, our platform can significantly enhance visitor experience and operational efficiency without compromising security. By balancing accessibility with security, we aim to provide a safe and useful tool for all stakeholders. If you have any others questions or concern do point it out. I will try my best to provide the best solution for it and if you like this idea do Vote for it. Thank you.

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