TomTom Orbis Maps is a game-changer, and now it comes in 3D. With greater likeness to the real world Orbis Maps offers enhanced safety and navigation by providing detailed road geometry and lane-level information. But with an ever-changing world, how can we keep up? TomTom builds its maps using machine learning and AI to automate map creation and updates, ensuring high precision and frequent refreshes. Based on multiple, diverse sources of data, they support autonomous driving and beyond, and can be tailored to specific customer needs. We spoke to the experts and took a deep dive into the technology, which is opening new possibilities.

CES, held every year in Vegas, draws a crowd of over 100,000 keen to get a glimpse of the next gen tech and see how the world will move in the near future. Here’s a sneak preview of what TomTom will show at the world’s biggest technology expo this January.

Whether your goal is to improve public transport scheduling or pick the right spot for a new business, TomTom Origin Destination (O/D) Analysis helps users analyze drivers’ preferred routes and trip patterns, so they can make smarter, location-based decisions.

TomTom Route Monitoring helps you stay on top of what’s happening on the road in real time. Traffic authorities and logistics companies use it to react faster to changing road conditions, reduce congestion and keep drivers safe.

We’ve all probably been stuck at traffic lights that seem to take forever to change. Improperly timed traffic signals aren’t just frustrating for drivers, they can also worsen congestion, pollution and road safety. Let’s explore how TomTom Junction Analytics helps optimize timing at intersections to keep traffic moving smoothly and safely.

How will closing one road impact traffic on others? How does congestion change on a route over time? Built on more than 10 years of historical traffic data, TomTom Traffic Stats makes it easy to answer these questions and drive smarter mobility decisions.

Has an accident caused a traffic jam? Have construction works blocked lanes? Has a public event closed entire streets? Discover how TomTom Traffic Incidents keep drivers and navigation systems updated about road closures and events on the road, so they can stay one step ahead of disruption and enjoy safer, less stressful journeys.

The first step to steering clear of congestion? Understanding how traffic is moving at all times. TomTom Traffic Flow draws on data from millions of connected vehicles to deliver the authoritative view of traffic movements — for better navigation, richer traffic visualization and safer driving.

An address isn’t always enough to get goods, food orders and people to the right destination on time. In complex locations like apartments or office blocks, delivery people need more information to traverse the final steps and reach the correct delivery point. With TomTom’s Premium Geocoding API, this extra level of location detail is available for the first time in an easy-to-use API.

With every passing month, TomTom’s map gets richer, more detailed and ever more beautiful. In January, TomTom presented a video demo of its new map, TomTom Orbis Maps, featuring Las Vegas, in Las Vegas itself. With its most recent demonstration, the mapmaker unveils Paris, France, in all its beauty.

There’s a lot that goes into making a great map – and that includes the way map data is displayed. Map visualization determines what we see on maps, and how they come to life in vehicles and apps.

Figma is one of the most used and best loved tools for designers all over the world. And now, it’s adding another string to its bow with a dedicated maps plugin from TomTom.

Forget everything you thought you knew about driving. Leveraging Microsoft's advancements in AI, TomTom's gen-AI assistant isn't just breaking new ground, it's reshaping the very essence of your time on the road.

For years, achieving the amount of detail in TomTom Orbis Maps was a distant dream. But now, it’s a reality.

Since rising in popularity in recent years, Generative AI (GenAI) has been transforming the way we live our lives. Not only has this technology enabled better results in industries such as healthcare and manufacturing, it’s also helping the automotive industry transform the driving experience. TomTom’s own team of experts has been actively exploring the capabilities of GenAI and large language models (LLM) in this space. TomTom, in partnership with Microsoft, has developed a fully integrated, AI-powered conversational automotive assistant that will allow drivers to talk to their cars in a way that hasn’t been done before. We sat down for a conversation with TomTom’s new in-car assistant, as well as its creators.

In January TomTom, along with hundreds of other tech companies from around the world, will be attending CES2024 in Las Vegas. The event hosts more than 100,000 visitors who are all keen to get a look at the latest tech that keeps the world moving. As TomTom readies for itself for January, we got a sneak peek at some of the demos the mapmaker will be showing off.