
Navigine SDK
Powerful Indoor positioning and indoor navigation SDK
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Navigine SDK adds precise indoor positioning, routing and push notifications to iOS, Android and Flutter apps.
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- Mobile developers building indoor navigation, asset tracking or location-based services.
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Key features
- Real-time positioning — Provides blue-dot location using BLE, Wi-Fi, UWB and phone sensors.
- Indoor routing — Generates step-by-step routes on vector maps with offline support.
- Push & local notifications — Triggers messages when users approach specific points of interest.
- Cross-platform SDK — Available for iOS, Android, Flutter and via REST API for web.
- Offline mode — Works with limited connectivity and low battery impact.
- Developer support — Offers documentation, code samples and technical assistance.
Use cases
- Wayfinding app for a shopping mall guiding visitors to stores
- Asset tracking and staff navigation in a hospital with location-based alerts
- Campus navigation for university students to find lecture rooms
- Warehouse tracking of pallets and forklifts in real time
- Railway station app showing indoor routes and passenger traffic analytics
Navigine SDK FAQ
What platforms does the SDK support?+
The SDK is available for Android, iOS, Flutter and can be accessed via a REST API for web integration.
How is indoor positioning achieved?+
It uses external radio infrastructure (BLE beacons, Wi-Fi, UWB), smartphone sensors and optional AR to determine precise location.
Can the SDK work offline?+
Yes, it supports offline mode with vector maps, allowing navigation without a stable internet connection.
What integration effort is required?+
Integration typically takes a few hours to a few days, with comprehensive documentation and developer support provided.
Is calibration needed?+
Yes, you must upload floor plans and perform signal calibration using Navigine’s tools for accurate positioning.
Summarized by DevHunt from navigine.com · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.





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