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February 6th, 2017
ENVITIA Launches MapLink Pro 10.0

ENVITIA is proud to announce the release of the next generation of MapLink Pro centred around the theme of speed.  Speed in visualisation of dynamic data, speed in the manipulation of complex spatial data and speed to market.

MapLink Pro 10.0 is a powerful suite of SDKs that provides users with the ability to embed high performance mapping and visualisation capabilities for mission critical systems.

MapLink Pro is a toolkit optimised for visualisation of and interaction with geospatial data. It provides support for a range of mapping capabilities, specialising in Terrain Analysis, 3D Visualisation, Track Object and Geometry Manipulation, and Cloud-Based GEOINT Delivery.  MapLink Pro incorporates over 20 years of experience in delivering mission-critical functionality into defence and intelligence communities, and is targeted specifically at these domains. MapLink Pro has more than 10,000 deployed systems worldwide and is the geospatial toolkit of choice for the world’s leading System Integrators.

Commenting on the MapLink Pro 10 release, Colin Willey, GIS Specialist at General Dynamics Missions Systems, Canada said,

“MapLink Pro has been part of our mission systems for over 15 years.  We are excited about the advances made in MapLink Pro 10 which will form the key part of solutions that we will deliver to customers around the world.  Our partnership with Envitia has been a central contributor to our continued success; we trust Envitia to deliver technology that meets the high standards expected by our customers.”

About ENVITIA

ENVITIA is a geospatial software and solutions provider, serving defence, government and industry customers all around the world.  Established in 1989, our mission is to help our clients make better operational decisions from actionable geospatial intelligence, using open information-sharing and visualisation technologies. ENVITIA’s solutions are underpinned by a suite of geospatial products which are easily configured for agile development and deployment. ENVITIA are pioneers of the ‘mixed economy’ approach of combining specialised commercial software with fully supported open source GIS components to deliver cost-effective performance. ENVITIA is an accredited Cyber-Essentials and G-Cloud supplier. We also provide technical consultancy and applied research in the application of advanced geospatial technology and work to develop geospatial open standards through our membership of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). This activity informs our product roadmaps and ensures our customers benefit from the latest technical developments.