xMap Showcases Generative AI Mapping Platform at Smart City Expo World Congress 2025 in Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain – November 2025 - xMap proudly participated in the Smart City Expo World Congress 2025, the world’s leading event for cities and urban innovation, held annually in Barcelona. Represented by our CEO Mo Batran, xMap joined global innovators, public sector leaders, and industry pioneers working to shape smarter, more sustainable urban environments.
Hosted under the theme of "Hello, Smart Tokyo" as part of the Be Smart Tokyo Pavilion, xMap presented its AI-powered platform for geospatial intelligence, showcasing how generative AI can revolutionize urban planning, site selection, and environmental analytics.
Our platform demonstrated:
- Real-time AI-driven location analysis
- Natural language queries for site suitability and mobility trends
- Smart decision-making capabilities for governments, real estate firms, and infrastructure planners
“Smart City Expo isn’t just a conference, it’s a global statement about the cities we want to live in,” said CEO Mo Batran. “At xMap, we believe in giving leaders the intelligence they need to act boldly, quickly, and wisely. From retail expansion to climate resilience, our platform turns maps into action.”
The event brought together 25,000+ attendees, 1,100 exhibitors, and 800 speakers across the globe and we were proud to be part of Tokyo’s delegation, alongside other future-focused startups and innovators.
About Smart City Expo World Congress
The Smart City Expo is the world’s most influential event for urban innovation, convening governments, corporates, startups, and research institutions to accelerate the future of urban life.
About xMap
xMap is a generative AI platform for geospatial intelligence. From site selection and mobility insights to real estate valuation and urban planning, xMap empowers organizations to make faster, data-driven location decisions using natural language AI, satellite data, and billions of mobility signals.
🔗 Explore xMap: https://xmap.ai
See some gylmpsis of xMap's participation in the event below:
