Mapbox
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Founded Year
2010Stage
Unattributed | AliveTotal Raised
$225.57MLast Raised
$1M | 2 yrs agoRevenue
$0000Mosaic Score
+10 points in the past 30 days
About Mapbox
Mapbox is a live location platform for developers. Mapbox provides a global map, real-time traffic, location search, and navigation via its APIs and SDKs. Mapbox enables enterprises to analyze their data, drone companies to publish flyovers, friends to find each other, real estate sites to visualize properties, satellite companies to process cloud-free imagery, and insurance companies to track assets.
Mapbox Headquarter Location
50 Beale St Floor 9
San Francisco, California, 94105,
United States
202-250-3633
Research containing Mapbox
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Mapbox in 2 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Dec 16, 2021.
Expert Collections containing Mapbox
Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.
Mapbox is included in 4 Expert Collections, including Auto & Mobility Tech.
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Startups building a next-generation mobility ecosystem, using technology to improve connectivity, safety, convenience, and efficiency in vehicles.Includes technologies such as ADAS and autonomous driving, connected vehicles, fleet telematics, V2V/V2X, and vehicle cybersecurity.
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Mapbox Patents
Mapbox has filed 52 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Global Positioning System
- Web mapping
- Cartography
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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4/13/2021 | 6/28/2022 | Web mapping, Web Map Services, Cartography, Global Positioning System, Geographic information systems | Grant |
Application Date | 4/13/2021 |
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Grant Date | 6/28/2022 |
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Related Topics | Web mapping, Web Map Services, Cartography, Global Positioning System, Geographic information systems |
Status | Grant |
Latest Mapbox News
Aug 7, 2022
GREENSBORO, NC (WGHP) – Who is the most famous person in your hometown? Go ahead, guess. If you’re from, say, Randolph County, North Carolina, you’ll probably shout “Richard Petty.” After all, the former stock car driver is known as “The King”. Or maybe you’re from Tupelo, Mississippi, the birthplace of Elvis Presley (another king, coincidentally). Nearly 1.4 million saws recalled after multiple lacerations Others may also be well known to US residents. Anyone from Louisville, Kentucky could immediately point to Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Clay). And those in Omaha, Nebraska would probably nominate Warren Buffet. But no matter where you’re from, from town to town, you probably know at least someone you consider to be the most famous person in your area. If you have no idea – or want to discuss what you do know – now you can search for those names in a pretty spectacular way. American boxer Cassius Clay (now Muhammad Ali) is from Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Harry Benson/Getty Images) A computer developer named Topi Tjoukanov has created a virtual globe that you can rotate, scan, and zoom to find the most famous names from a given region (they’re big and bold), or even someone a little more obscure from your hometown. Fans tell of the dangerous Trash Pandas fireworks At the broadest level of scanning, users can detect names such as Pablo Picasso, Muhammad (not the Louisville one), Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, Marilyn Monroe, Jimi Hendrix, Donald Trump, or Barack Obama. But as you zoom in, the map becomes more defined and more names are added. An article for InsideHook, a web technology magazine, says Tjukanov used Wikidata (think Wikipedia) and mapping software called Mapbox to create the map. Entries are based on birthplaces, and the database is meant to be cross-checked and includes 2.39 million people born between the years 3500 BC and 2018. That’s a lot of cross-checking. Downtown Bridge Street under new management Keep clicking With the click of a button, you can sort the data by sport, culture, discovery, science and leadership – a kind of “Jeopardy!” plank before your eyes. When you click on a name, the map provides a thumbnail of information including “notability rank”, gender ID, living/dead determinant, and a link to the subject’s Wiki file. There is rank within ranks Andy Griffith is one of many famous names that appear on the map near Mount Airy, North Carolina. (associated press photo) You can go quite low on the notoriety food chain, and like many things involving Wikipedia, you have to wonder how clearly the information has been sorted and reported. The level of “notability” can also be debatable, depending on how you classify fame. Honolulu-born Barack Obama ranks No. 1, while singer Rihanna comes in at 76.5 and star footballer Christiano Ronaldo at 182 – all higher than Jesus, of Bethlehem, who is No. 204.5 in the rankings of notability. He also gets a ‘no’ under ‘is still alive’, which may be an argument for some. You can read more about the creation of the notability index here. Discrepancies aside, the card should spark lots of conversations – and maybe even a few arguments – with a bit of fun.
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When was Mapbox founded?
Mapbox was founded in 2010.
Where is Mapbox's headquarters?
Mapbox's headquarters is located at 50 Beale St, San Francisco.
What is Mapbox's latest funding round?
Mapbox's latest funding round is Unattributed.
How much did Mapbox raise?
Mapbox raised a total of $225.57M.
Who are the investors of Mapbox?
Investors of Mapbox include Foundry Group, DBL Partners, DFJ Growth Fund, Thrive Capital, SoftBank Group and 7 more.
Who are Mapbox's competitors?
Competitors of Mapbox include Nextbillion.ai and 7 more.
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