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AMAP Platform Showcases Spatial Intelligence at Bangkok AI Conference

Bangkok, Thailand — AMAP Platform presented its spatial intelligence technologies and real-world location-service applications at Qwen Conference Thailand 2026 in Bangkok on September 4. The conference brought together industry leaders, developers, AI creators, government organizations, universities and technology partners to explore advances in AI and the future of AI-powered industries.

AMAP Platform, Alibaba’s global provider of spatial intelligence and location-based solutions, was represented by its Head of Overseas Business, who outlined the company’s global strategy for spatial intelligence and highlighted solutions across key industries, including two-wheeler mobility, logistics and delivery, and travel.

AMAP Platform solutions for key industries

For two-wheeler mobility, AMAP Platform provides multilingual POI search, motorcycle route planning, restricted-road avoidance, ETA estimation and navigation to help businesses deliver smarter, more efficient mobility experiences. For logistics and delivery, its location services support key stages across the delivery lifecycle—from order planning and delivery operations to network optimization—helping businesses improve delivery efficiency and operational decision-making. For travel, AMAP Platform offers multilingual POI search, multimodal route planning and real-time navigation to support a seamless journey from destination discovery to on-the-go navigation.

Expansion and integration

AMAP Platform is also expanding spatial intelligence into a broader range of industries, including e-commerce and AIoT. Through standardized, easy-to-integrate location services, the company enables businesses worldwide to embed mapping and spatial intelligence into their products and operations, unlocking new opportunities for business growth and AI-powered industry innovation.

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