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About Gotu

Gotu is an app-free indoor-navigation service built on the Auki network. Property operators create a digital representation of a building and publish destinations and routes, after which visitors open a browser-based experience and receive turn-by-turn spatial guidance without installing an application.

The service does not require Bluetooth beacons and can begin with a corridor, floor or single venue before expanding across a property. Auki’s underlying visual-positioning and spatial-domain infrastructure anchors the user inside the mapped environment. Gotu targets offices, retail, exhibitions and public buildings and is delivered through property pilots and software integration.

Timeline

Auki highlights real-world Posemesh deployments across retail, events, airport, and industrial environments
2024-03-25 - Deployment - Auki published a real-world applications update showing Posemesh usage across multiple physical environments rather than a single demo setting. The company said the network had been used for navigation and spatial interactions at Hong Kong FinTech Week 2023 and at Plaza Premium lounge locations in Hong Kong International Airport through the Gotu app. The post positioned these deployments as evidence of live commercial usage for indoor positioning, spatial search, and AR interaction workflows built on Auki's infrastructure.
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Market context

Gotu is Auki's indoor navigation application for property, real estate and visitor wayfinding on the Auki Network.

Target environment: Commercial buildings, retail sites, property portfolios, visitor environments and indoor navigation deployments.
Workflow context: Indoor wayfinding, digital directories, shared spatial maps, visitor navigation and property interaction.
Customer context: Property operators, retailers, delivery teams and users moving through indoor environments.
Deployment model: Software application model built on Auki's shared spatial infrastructure.
Commercial maturity: Commercial software surface.
Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on map quality, device coverage, location accuracy and operator workflow fit.
Market position: Consumer-facing navigation layer built on shared spatial maps for machine-readable indoor spaces.
Adjacent products: Cactus, Posemesh Protocol, indoor positioning systems