aryve technologies GmbH

aryve technologies GmbH makes indoor navigation software for airports and large venues. The system uses camera-based visual positioning, so it needs no beacons, cables or Wi-Fi tags. The homepage says it is live at Paderborn-Lippstadt Airport in Germany. The address is Potsdamer Platz 1 in Berlin.

The company explains the setup in three steps. First comes digital mapping, which makes a visual fingerprint of a space. Next, data is connected to a code-light content management system. Then the system goes live with multi-user routes. The site claims a 99.9 percent accurate digital layer and centimeter precision, good enough for passengers, staff and even robots.

The site names four groups of users. For airport operators, it aims to reduce congestion at gates. For airlines, it aims to improve on-time performance. For service providers, it offers smart dispatching, pinpoint navigation to a fault and proof of presence logs, with AR guidance for staff and a live location dashboard for managers. It also lists locating wheelchairs and cleaning carts, and transit times cut by up to 30 percent. For engineering, procurement and construction firms, it aligns sites with digital twins.

The about page tells the story. The work began in 2020 at svarmony Technologies, a spin-off from extended reality pioneers. A 42,000 square meter installation at the Deutsches Museum and a launch at Playce Berlin came in 2024. In 2025 aryve became an independent company in Berlin. The team has 12 experts, and a contact form and phone number are listed.