We see a map as a powerful search tool, like Google or Bing -- but with location as its primary context.
To support this vision, we created Loxcel Web Services, which can transform a simple map into a powerful tool, as responsive and easy-to-use as Google or Bing Search.
These demo maps use Loxcel Web Services to manage 19,000 Starbucks stores, 426,000 radio transmitters, and 16,000 cell towers.
Watch this video tutorial on how to use the cell tower map to create a personal HotSpot for iPhone or Android. This cell tower FAQ explains how to obtain cell tower data.
Each time the map pans or zooms, it submits a layer search request to Loxcel Web Services. The response specifies where to position marker and cluster icons on the map. A cluster count is printed on top of its icon.
Clusters are generated on-the-fly from marker locations and user-defined tags stored in hyperspatial indexes, managed entirely by Loxcel Web Services.
