One idea. One technology. A benefit for everyone.
Every place contains information: Where do I need to go? What happens here? How can I reach my destination safely? Today, this information is often spread across signs, difficult to find, or not equally accessible to everyone. MindTags makes this information digitally accessible – right where it’s needed, exactly when it’s needed.
The Idea
Navigation and information should be accessible to everyone – regardless of language, age, prior knowledge, or individual needs. Because good wayfinding should never be a special case.
The Technology
MindTags adds a digital layer to buildings and places using Bluetooth, the web, and centrally managed information. The system detects where people are and automatically provides the information they need.
The Benefit
Everyone gets the same information – delivered in the way that works best for them. This transforms a place into a place everyone can understand.
The Technology
Beacons in the Building
Small Bluetooth beacons are placed discreetly throughout the building. No Wi-Fi or GPS required.
Smartphone Detects Location
The visitor’s smartphone automatically detects their location – no app download required, directly in the browser.
Information Appears
The right information appears instantly – presented in the way that works best for each user.
People don’t have to search for information. The information finds them.
The benefits
Everyone receives the same information — but in the way that works best for them.
Speech
Text
Plain language
Sign language
Assistive technologies
Visual wayfinding
What this means in practice
Blind people hear directions.
International guests receive content in their language.
People with hearing impairments can read or view information.
Sighted visitors can navigate the building more quickly using maps and visual wayfinding.
Event organizers can update content centrally – instead of reprinting signs.
Everyone reaches their destination faster.
Essential for some. Useful for everyone.
MindTags was developed to help people with disabilities navigate independently and access information on their own. But its real impact comes when everyone benefits. What creates accessibility for some creates convenience, saves time, and improves the experience for others.
One system. One place. Many ways. For everyone.