Hydra Wayfinder
Campus wayfinding people can trust
Interactive maps and turn-by-turn directions for medical centers and campuses: from the parking lot to the right door, on any phone, with no app to install and no account to create.
What visitors get
Find any destination
Search by department, clinic, service, or everyday words. Misspellings and nicknames still land on the right place.
Turn-by-turn directions
Step-by-step directions from a parking lot or entrance to the door, across buildings and floors, with distance and walking time.
Step-free routes
One switch limits routes to elevators and ramps. Directions name the elevator to take and the floor to press.
Share and print
Every route has a link and a QR code for a phone. Print-ready directions, and wall maps with a You Are Here marker for each lobby.
Directory
A full A to Z of destinations by name, category, and building, with the recommended entrance and parking for each.
3D campus view
An exterior view built from surveyed footprints and measured heights, turnable to any side, with entrances and parking marked.
Built for accuracy
Built from records, not sketches
Building outlines come from county survey data, heights from public lidar, roads and walkways from OpenStreetMap, and interior plans from the facility's own drawings.
Every correction is a data edit
Staff fix a wrong door, a moved clinic, or a closed corridor in the editor; nothing is redrawn by hand or patched in an image.
Versioned and reviewable
Each campus is published as a numbered version. Facility staff review drafts and leave comments before anything goes live.
Campuses
Demonstration campuses use fictional data. Customer campuses are published by direct link.
Accessibility statement
Hydra Wayfinder is built to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA and Section 508. Every page works with a keyboard alone, with screen readers, at 200% zoom, and on small phones. Maps are backed by written directions, so nothing depends on seeing the map; directions can also be read aloud.
Motion is reduced when your device asks for it. Colour is never the only signal: routes, entrances, elevators, and stairs also carry symbols and text. Every automated accessibility check runs on each page before a release, and remaining issues are tracked in the open.
The public site collects no personal information, sets no tracking cookies, and does not read your location.
If any part of a map or page is hard to use, tell us and we will fix it as a data or code change.