Navigate
Pick a building, then a start and a destination. You tell MyPath where you are; it works out the way.
How a MyPath route works
- Choose where you are. An entrance, or any place inside.
- Choose where you’re going. Search by room number or name.
- Set what matters to you. Step-free, fewest barriers, doors.
MyPath does not follow your location. Tap “I’m here” on a step to move your marker.
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What the labels mean
- Verified Checked on site, with a date and a source.
- Not verified Entered but not yet checked on site.
- Test data Made-up layout used to prove the software works.
- Not mapped yet No floor data. Nothing is shown rather than guessed.
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Building
Not mapped yet
MyPath has no floor plan, rooms, entrances or routes for this building. They appear here only after they are collected on site and checked.
What is known from public sources
Photos collected so far
Evidence for the survey. A photo shows what is visible, not that a route is accessible.
Firsthand notes
Reported by someone who uses the building. Not verified yet, so not used for routing.
What it takes to map it
- Permission and a plan. A public-area floor plan from Campus Planning, or a walk-through sketch.
- A site survey. Entrances, doors, ramps, elevators, stairs, rooms, measured on site.
- Tracing. The survey is traced in the MyPath mapping editor.
- Verification. Each route is walked or rolled before it is published.
More route preferences
Saved on this device only. MyPath never asks why.