Nextech3D.ai Announces Agentic AI Launch in Map D for Event Organisers
Nextech3D.ai announced the launch of agentic AI capabilities in Map D, allowing event organisers to use natural-language commands for event analysis, pricing recommendations and floor-plan workflows.
Nextech3D.ai (CSE:NTAR)(OTCQX:NEXCF)(FSE:1SS) announced on October 15, 2026, that it had launched agentic AI capabilities in Map D, its interactive software platform for event floor plans and navigation. The company said the update allows organisers to interact with event information and request supported tasks using natural-language commands.
The Map D capabilities are designed to let organisers ask questions about event data, obtain recommendations and begin operational workflows without relying exclusively on menus, reports or manual processes.
Nextech3D.ai said the system can provide pricing intelligence based on event information. Recommendations may include relevant figures, an explanation of the reasoning, confidence levels and details about information the AI was unable to assess.
Organisers can use conversational instructions to locate available space and ask Map D to arrange booths, aisles and booth numbers. The platform can also classify booth types and suggest operational adjustments, according to the company.
The company said the system is designed to preserve booths that have already been allocated to exhibitors. Proposed floor-plan amendments remain subject to user review before they are implemented, and users can undo changes when appropriate.
Nextech3D.ai said it is embedding AI into the operating layer of its products rather than limiting the technology to a separate chatbot function. Evan Gappelberg, the company’s chief executive, said the approach is intended to let organisers work with their data, obtain actionable intelligence and carry out workflows through natural-language instructions.
Gappelberg also said Nextech3D.ai plans to extend these capabilities across its broader portfolio. The company’s four-module portfolio comprises Eventdex, Map D, KraftyLab and KATE.
Nextech3D.ai describes itself as an AI-first technology company developing and commercialising solutions for event technology, interactive mapping, engagement and enterprise applications.
The company said its forward-looking information covers areas including technology, product development, commercialisation strategy, market opportunities, growth initiatives and future business prospects. Nextech3D.ai cautioned that these statements rely on management’s current expectations and assumptions and are exposed to risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied. The company said it has no obligation to update such statements except where applicable securities laws require it.
Nextech3D.ai announced the launch of agentic AI capabilities in Map D, its interactive event floor-plan and navigation software platform. The capabilities allow event organisers to use natural-language commands to analyse live event data, receive pricing intelligence, build floor plans and initiate supported operational actions.
Map D is Nextech3D.ai’s interactive event floor-plan and navigation software platform. The company says organisers can use it to interact with event data, create and manage floor plans, receive recommendations and initiate workflows through natural-language commands.
Nextech3D.ai announced the Map D launch on October 15, 2026. The announcement covers the newly demonstrated agentic AI capabilities for event organisers.
Nextech3D.ai says Map D can analyse event information and provide pricing recommendations supported by relevant figures, reasoning and confidence levels. The system also discloses information that the AI could not evaluate.
Nextech3D.ai says organisers can use conversational commands to identify open space and instruct Map D to create booths, aisles and booth numbering. This is presented as an alternative to relying solely on traditional menus, reports and manual workflows.
Nextech3D.ai says Map D can identify categories of booths and propose operational changes. The company also says the system is designed to protect booths that have already been assigned to exhibitors.
Yes. Nextech3D.ai says Map D provides human-controlled execution, allowing organisers to review proposed floor-plan changes before they are applied and reverse changes when appropriate.
Nextech3D.ai says AI-native Map D moves beyond simply adding a chatbot to an existing platform by embedding AI directly into the operating environment of an event. The company says users can increasingly direct the software through natural language rather than operating it solely through menus, reports and manual workflows.
Evan Gappelberg, CEO of Nextech3D.ai, said agentic AI allows organisers to interact with their data, gain actionable intelligence and execute workflows using natural language. He described the technology as changing the relationship between users and software by allowing users to state what they want to accomplish while the software helps determine how to execute it.
Evan Gappelberg said Nextech3D.ai’s strategy is to extend these agentic AI capabilities across its broader portfolio. The company’s four-module portfolio comprises Eventdex, Map D, KraftyLab and KATE.
Nextech3D.ai describes itself as an AI-first technology company focused on developing and commercialising technology solutions across event technology, interactive mapping, engagement and enterprise applications. Its four-module portfolio comprises Eventdex, Map D, KraftyLab and KATE.
Nextech3D.ai is identified in the announcement as trading on the CSE under CSE:NTAR, on the OTCQX under OTCQX:NEXCF and on the FSE under FSE:1SS.
Nextech3D.ai said its forward-looking information and statements cover areas including technology, product development, commercialisation strategy, market opportunities, growth initiatives and future business prospects. The company cautioned that these statements are based on management’s current expectations and assumptions and are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially.