Tampines MRT Station and Punggol MRT-LRT Station are large, complex interchange stations with multiple transport links and high volumes of regular commuters. Sam Kee LRT Station is a smaller station with a simpler layout. Together they form the centrepiece of Waymap's first major deployment in Southeast Asia — a comprehensive, interconnected navigation system that extends to outdoor areas throughout Singapore.

The deployment was designed to enhance accessibility and wayfinding for the three stations, and to demonstrate a scalable model applicable across Singapore's broader public transit infrastructure.

The cluster model

A defining feature of the Singapore deployment is the “cluster” approach — where a transit station and a nearby indoor venue within walking distance are connected into a seamless navigation system. Waymap has been deployed in the areas connecting these venues, enabling step-by-step navigation guidance within and between each cluster. This is a world-first for this type of solution at Waymap's level of accuracy.

Testing conducted among diverse user groups across the Singaporean deployment sites demonstrated strong navigation performance, with users successfully reaching intended destinations across the complex multi-level environments of Tampines and Punggol Stations.

Scalability demonstrated

The SBS Transit deployment demonstrates the cluster model at scale — a connected ecosystem of transit stations and nearby indoor venues linked by seamless navigation. Singapore is positioned as a global example of what city-scale accessible wayfinding can look like when built on infrastructure-free technology.