Mapex AI Private Limited, a geospatial technology company based in Noida, India, is stepping up its push into markets around the world. In an announcement dated July 27, 2026, the firm detailed a series of government project wins across India along with international work delivered in Australia and Taiwan. Mapex AI specializes in turning complex spatial data into practical intelligence that governments and enterprises can act on, and the company says that focus is now driving growth on multiple fronts at once.
The company has built its reputation on a broad portfolio of enterprise services. These include GIS-based master planning, land information systems, property tax solutions, utility mapping, digital twins, navigation, high-precision surveys, enterprise GIS, and geospatial data infrastructure. Together, those offerings support several of India’s flagship digital governance and infrastructure programs, where accurate location data has become central to planning and public administration.
Mapex AI Drone Technology in Government Programs
Over the past year, Mapex AI has been awarded several large-scale government projects across India, a run of wins the company points to as evidence of its ability to deliver mission-critical geospatial work. One of those efforts supports emergency response systems under the Dial 112 initiative, where advanced geospatial technologies are used to improve situational awareness and operational efficiency for responders on the ground.
Drone operations sit at the center of another major assignment. Under the Government of India’s AMRUT 2.0 Mission, Mapex AI is deploying advanced drone technologies to capture high-resolution aerial imagery and build three-dimensional urban geospatial models. Those models give planners an evidence-based foundation for designing sustainable, future-ready cities. Aerial data collection has become one of the most valuable jobs in the commercial drone world, with missions ranging from landfill surveying to full city modeling, and AMRUT 2.0 shows how that data now feeds directly into government planning decisions.
Mapex AI is also assisting state governments under the Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme, known as DILRMP. Here the company deploys AI-powered geospatial surveys for land resource management, helping officials modernize land administration, improve data accuracy, and promote transparency in governance. The company’s wider geospatial services are aimed at governments and enterprises that need spatial data support at scale, and the land records work fits squarely within that mission. Commenting on the company’s growth, Co-Founder and CEO Surendra Nath Das connected the momentum to a larger shift in how governments plan and build.
“Geospatial intelligence is becoming the foundation of smarter governance and sustainable infrastructure development.” Surendra Nath Das, Co-Founder & CEO, Mapex AI
In the rest of his statement, Das said the company remains committed to delivering innovative, technology-driven solutions that empower governments and enterprises to make faster, more informed decisions. He added that as India accelerates its digital transformation journey, Mapex AI will stay focused on building scalable geospatial platforms that create lasting value for governments, businesses, and citizens while contributing to sustainable economic growth.
Global Partnerships and Future-Ready Investments
Beyond India, Mapex AI has delivered AI-powered geospatial services to international partners in Australia and Taiwan. That work supports the creation of high-definition GIS maps built from 360-degree imagery capture combined with advanced spatial data processing. The international projects represent a notable step for the company as it competes for mapping and imaging work outside its home market, and they extend the same core capabilities the firm has refined on Indian government programs.
At home, the company has strengthened its national footprint through empanelment with premier government organizations. Those bodies include State Space Application Centres, State Development Corporations, and Public Sector Undertakings, commonly known as PSUs. The empanelments reinforce Mapex AI’s capability to execute large-scale geospatial, surveying, mapping, drone, and enterprise GIS projects across multiple sectors.
The company describes innovation as the engine behind its momentum. Mapex AI invests in artificial intelligence, automation, cloud computing, drone technologies, remote sensing, and geospatial intelligence, all in service of developing scalable, future-ready solutions. That mix of aerial hardware and AI-driven software is the same combination now powering its government project pipeline in India and its growing list of partnerships abroad.
