SuperMap GIS 2025 and Digital Twin Platform

SuperMap Software Co., Ltd. is a GIS platform software and service provider founded in 1997 and headquartered in Beijing, China. It became the first listed GIS software company in China in 2009 and serves cadastre, transportation, smart city, energy, water and natural resource agencies that need to manage and analyse large volumes of spatial data.

SuperMap GIS 2025 is built on the BRT-IDC technology system covering big data GIS, remote sensing, 3D GIS, geospatial AI, distributed GIS and cross-platform GIS, delivered as cloud and edge GIS servers plus desktop, component, web and mobile terminals. Its digital twin platform unifies survey data, BIM, point clouds, DEM, photogrammetry and IoT data, renders massive 3D scenes with WebGL and Unreal Engine, and adds GeoAI for site monitoring, video analytics and planning on a cloud-native microservice architecture.

• Data governance: Collects, cleans and unifies survey, BIM and point cloud data in one store.
• 3D GIS: Integrates DEM, oblique photogrammetry, BIM and IoT into an all-element city model.
• Real-time rendering: Uses WebGL and Unreal Engine for large scenes with weather and lighting effects.
• GeoAI: Supports site monitoring, video analytics and AI-assisted planning.
• Remote sensing: Processes imagery with cloud-native photogrammetry and AI interpretation.
• Cross-platform products: Offers cloud and edge servers plus desktop, web, mobile and component SDKs.

A Vietnamese provincial land department can build a 3D cadastre combining parcels, buildings and planning layers. A city can create a digital twin for urban planning review and flood response. An infrastructure investor can merge BIM and point clouds of a port or industrial zone into one GIS for asset management.

One platform covers data governance, 2D/3D analysis, remote sensing and digital twin visualisation, reducing data silos between agencies. Cloud-native microservices allow modular deployment and scaling from city to national level. A network of more than 1,000 partners in over 50 countries supports local implementation, and a trial licence is available for evaluation.

Governments across Asia are modernising cadastre, natural resource and urban planning systems and moving toward 3D digital twins that combine BIM, imagery and IoT. Southeast Asian agencies seek cost-effective alternatives to Western GIS suites, and SuperMap's 2025 international strategy adds packaged industry solutions for these markets.

Founded in 1997 in Beijing; first listed GIS software company in China (2009). About page cites more than 3,500 employees, over 1,000 partners, distributors in more than 50 countries and users in over 100 countries. Website available in Thai and Indonesian; 2026 international conference featured delegates from Indonesia and Malaysia.