Tailored solutions to enhance the visitor experience for everyone
Balexert is strengthening its commitment to inclusion by rolling out a navigation system designed for people with disabilities—though it offers benefits on a much broader scale. Right at the center’s entrances, Braille maps provide blind and visually impaired visitors with a clear initial overview of the space and key landmarks. This is a vital initiative for fostering independence and ensuring a more stress-free visit.
To complement this, Balexert utilizes the existing “Street Nav” navigation tool; already used to map public spaces, it has now precisely scanned the center’s interior. Shops, entrances, staircases, and elevators—every element is pinpointed to facilitate movement and optimize routes. This digital solution allows users to visualize the center not only in its entirety but also across its different levels—a key advantage in a multi-story environment.
While initially conceived for the visually impaired, this system benefits everyone: wheelchair users, families with strollers, and visitors carrying heavy loads. By identifying accessible entrances and smoother routes, it enables all visitors to move around more freely and confidently.
Through these measures, Balexert reaffirms its commitment to providing a welcoming, accessible, and comfortable environment for all. After all, finding your way easily means a better overall experience.
