WhereCamp Berlin - Visualizing Big Geo Data

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A showcase of our current development work at Ubilabs. We are using the latest web technologies such as WegGL, Binary Web Sockets, Node.js and Typed Arrays to create interactive heatmaps with more than 1.000.000 data points.

Technology

Ubilabs develops customized web applications
and mobile apps with location-based content.

Ubilabs

→ Since 2007
→ Concept, Development, Design

→ 15 Employees

Ubilabs

→ Google Maps Enterprise Partner
→ Authorized Reseller

→ Certiﬁed Maps Developer

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