Genesys International has secured a fresh order worth ₹15 crore for the 3D mapping expansion of Pune’s outer regions. This new contract, awarded by regional development authorities, will enhance urban planning by integrating advanced spatial data, analytics, and cutting-edge technology solutions. The move reflects India’s growing shift toward digital infrastructure and smart city planning.

The order builds on Genesys’s previous work in Pune and supports broader efforts to modernize urban development using high-resolution maps and data analytics. With this 3D mapping expansion, Genesys aims to equip planners with detailed digital environments to make more informed decisions.

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Sajid Malik, Chairman and Managing Director of Genesys International, stressed the urgency of adopting such technologies: “67 percent of urban India lacks an urban plan. This situation needs fast addressal given the large urbanisation India is going to witness.”

Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Mumbai, Genesys International has become a key player in India’s geospatial landscape. It specializes in GIS services, digital twin platforms, and geospatial surveys, supporting industries such as urban development, telecom, utilities, and transport.

The company combines Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning to deliver intelligent spatial insights. Its offerings include 2D/3D mapping APIs, ADAS systems, and data-driven solutions for flood monitoring, infrastructure management, and smart cities.

This 3D mapping expansion project is part of a broader national vision. Genesys operates a vast sensor network across India, helping both enterprises and governments build modern, real-time mapping infrastructure. The ₹15 crore investment not only strengthens Pune’s regional planning but also signals a growing reliance on geospatial intelligence to guide India’s urban future.

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