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Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd. (DMP) is a company dedicated to developing sophisticated high-precision 3D data platforms that digitally reproduce the physical world. With operations spanning Japan and North America, DMP focuses on producing and distributing highly accurate 3D map data, vital for autonomous driving and advanced driver-assistance systems. Among its key offerings is "3Dmapspocket," a data platform designed for users to view and analyze detailed 3D point cloud data covering national expressways, motorways, and arterial roads. The company also provides "Spatial ID," a service that delivers location intelligence by consolidating dynamic and static information within a 3D spatial context. Additionally, DMP offers expert guidance for generating the high-definition (HD) maps indispensable for autonomous driving and ADAS technologies. These precise 3D data solutions cater to a broad spectrum of applications, encompassing the automotive sector, smart city initiatives, mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), logistics, infrastructure oversight, disaster risk reduction, academic research, and entertainment. Founded in 2016, the company was initially known as Dynamic Map Planning Co., Ltd. before adopting its current name, Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd., in June 2017. Its corporate headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.
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