GeoMate’s Compact HD Maps offer centimeter-level accuracy, enabling high-performance localization, path planning, and control for autonomous vehicles.
Autonomous navigation depends on high-definition maps that extend a vehicle’s perception range and support real-time decision-making. GeoMate’s Compact HD Maps are built for ADAS and AD systems, serving as a foundational layer for accurate localization, adaptive path planning, semantic understanding, and safety-critical control systems.

Detailed lane geometry and road topology

Crosswalks, stop lines, intersections & traffic control

Roadside features and static objects for sensor fusion

Traffic rules and semantic classifications

High-precision localization for sensor fusion and redundancy

Reliable path planning in urban and dynamic environments

Improved perception through static map overlays

Optimized performance under GPS-denied conditions





Unlike traditional LiDAR-based HD maps, which are bulky and expensive to maintain, GeoMate’s Compact HD Maps provide:
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Reduced File Size
Megabytes vs. gigabytes. Vehicle storage and cloud delivery
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AI-Driven Automation
Faster updates and scalable across cities and fleets

Broad Compatibility
Ready for ASAM OpenDrive, Lanelet2, OSM, and GeoJSON
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Cost-Effective Mapping
70% less expensive than field-collected LiDAR workflows
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Step 1
Data Acquisition & Preparation
Premium aerial imagery processed and calibrated for our advanced AI mapping.

Step 2
Detection, Segmentation, & Fusion
Algorithms identify roads, intersections, traffic control, and lane features with centimeter precision.

Step 3
Semantic Mapping & Traffic Rules
Our system encodes rules, signage, and lane logic for compliant AD/ADAS behaviors.

Step 4
Real-World Construction
QA-validated map packages generated for simulation or real world deployment.

Compact HD Maps significantly reduce memory load and processing requirements, making real-time operation more efficient without compromising accuracy.

We deliver delta updates that transmit only modified map tiles—preserving bandwidth and enabling fast, automated synchronization across fleets.

They provide high-confidence priors for perception and prediction systems, enhancing safety in edge cases and enabling smoother transitions between manual and assisted driving modes.

Yes, we incorporate anonymized traffic behavior data to assist with motion planning and situational awareness beyond static features.

Our centralized pipeline enforces global QA standards while adapting to regional signage, lane conventions, and traffic laws—ensuring consistency across deployments.

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