An interactive wayfinding system helps visitors easily navigate library spaces. By searching for book titles, departments or facilities such as restrooms, elevators or quiet rooms, users receive clear directions directly to their destination.
Interactive wayfinding improves accessibility and usability by helping visitors quickly locate what they are looking for. It enhances the overall library experience.
Wagner Wayfinder uses detailed 3D models of the building to create an intuitive and interactive navigation platform.
Users can search for specific titles, shelf locations or facilities and receive immediate directions.
The system works on multiple devices including desktops, tablets and smartphones.
It can integrate with catalogues, booking systems and other tools.
Particularly useful in self-service environments where staff may not always be present.
Digital wayfinding creates a more accessible and user-friendly space.