VJMAP® · Independently developed CAD WebGIS platform
Bring CAD drawings to the Web View, edit and chat with them
VJMAP is a WebGIS platform built for CAD drawings: view, query and edit DWG files in the browser in high definition with no conversion, overlay them on online maps, and move seamlessly between 2D and 3D. Built-in AI turns a single sentence into drawing and map apps. Supports private deployment and domestic Chinese platforms (Xinchuang).
High-performance C++ graphics kernel + Go web services: DWG parsing, vector / raster tiles, WMS / WMTS, spatial queries, full-text search and AI APIs — one unified backend for all the products above.
Docs, APIs and examples are all open to AI — ask on our site, or let AI write VJMAP code right in your IDE
AI docs Q&A
Answers drawn from the official docs, API definitions and 1,400+ examples — every claim cites its source, and code runs online in one click.
How do I overlay a CAD drawing on an online basemap?
Searched: internet maps · coordinate transform · Tianditu
First determine the drawing's projected CRS, then use svc.webMapUrl to generate basemap tile URLs reprojected to the CAD coordinates, and add them as the bottom raster layer[1][2].
Data stays on your intranet. Runs on public cloud, private cloud or on-premises appliances — secure and under your control.
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Cross-Platform, Cross-Architecture
One kernel runs everywhere, supporting mainstream operating systems and CPU architectures.
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Xinchuang Ready
Deeply adapted to domestic Chinese operating systems and CPUs, meeting Xinchuang compliance requirements.
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About Us
Beijing VJMAP Technology Co., Ltd.
Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Huairou District, Beijing, we specialize in GIS and CAD graphics technology. Our self-developed VJMAP open platform forms a complete product suite covering Web visualization of CAD drawings, integrated 2D/3D, WebCAD online editing, AI visualization and map AI agents, serving customers in energy, power, transportation, construction and more.