Cambridge Intelligence Launches MapWeave: A Next-Generation SDK for Geospatial Link Analysis
Cambridge Intelligence, a company known for its innovative graph and timeline visualization tools, has announced the launch of MapWeave: a revolutionary SDK designed to help developers build high-performance applications for geospatial link analysis. The cutting-edge technology, available now for trial, integrates map, network, timeline, and observations data into a unified interface, making it easier for teams to tackle complex geospatial intelligence challenges.
“MapWeave brings a level of clarity to geospatial investigations that simply hasn’t been available to our customers before,” said Dan Williams, Chief Product Officer at Cambridge Intelligence. “It helps organizations in security, fraud detection, and intelligence get more from their data – faster, and with fewer barriers.”
Traditional GIS tools may show where things happen, but they often fail to provide insights into why they happen. MapWeave solves this problem by offering a purpose-built approach to understanding the connections between people, objects, and events across time and space. Whether it’s tracking vehicle movements, identifying fraud rings, or mapping cyber threats, MapWeave helps users uncover hidden relationships that would otherwise remain buried in fragmented data systems.
MapWeave has been in development for several years and has undergone extensive testing with users in various industries. The result is a robust, flexible SDK that can enhance any investigation platform by bringing together physical and digital data in a single investigative view. Some of the key features of MapWeave include real-time performance across millions of data points, trajectory and movement analysis over time, smart clustering and edge bundling for clear visual storytelling, and seamless integration with Cambridge Intelligence’s KeyLines and KronoGraph SDKs.
“We are excited to bring MapWeave to the market and help organizations take their geospatial intelligence capabilities to the next level,” said Williams. “With our extensive documentation and demos, developers can quickly and easily integrate MapWeave into their workflows and unlock the full potential of their data.”
To request a free trial of MapWeave, interested developers and organizations can visit the Cambridge Intelligence website. The company has been at the forefront of data visualization technology since 2011 and has helped leading cybersecurity, intelligence, and fraud detection organizations uncover insights and identify threats faster through their innovative tools. With the launch of MapWeave, Cambridge Intelligence is poised to revolutionize the world of geospatial link analysis and empower organizations to make smarter, data-driven decisions.
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