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This service can be used to pinpoint the exact location with 3 meter accuracy as it uses grids with unique identifiers and can be used by Emergency and Rescue Services

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Yes, companies can use it for drone deliveries. This proves to be effective as no internet connection is needed and the package that is being delivered by the drone can be dropped off at a precise location. Customers can also pick their own delivery drop zone of their choice making it convienient

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People are using the what3words app to find friends faster, get accurate directions to tucked away Airbnb and to drive, or ride, exactly where they want to go. Basically, people who needs to get to a specific destination right away.

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vehicle users. This service can be used by drivers to get to their locations easier. With this built in the infotaintment system, it will make drivers life easier as they can search quickly.

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it is available in 40 languages, enabling over 4 billion people to use the system in their native tongue. It can be used via the free mobile app or online map.

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It depends on the use case. Companies such as delivery companies already have a specific address to send products to. However, certain consumers may benefits from implementations from car companies such as they allow you to input the 3 word address to get directions to.

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Yes the idea can be adapted in many industries and different countries as there is many purposes for it such as automotive industry, e-commerce, delivery and many more

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To be honest there is a lot competition going against what3words especially google maps so it would be harder for them to succeed but it does have the benefits that google maps dont. But maybe in emergency uses it will be very helpful

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I feel that the market may not respond as well to the service as I do not forsee a commercial use case for pinpoint location accuracy in the private sector. However, I do think the product will succeed in the Public Sector, such as government institutions.

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When the market uses its services, they would find that it can make their life safer, more efficient and less frustrating. Which shows that the app is made for those who are in an emergency situation. So other people who are not, would not need to use the app.

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Yes the product is a good idea as it is not confusing to use and makes it easier for people to find their destination

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The product divides the globe into 3x3 metre grids, each with 3 unique words to identify each box

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It is good for to use for emergencies to locate people more accurately so as to save time

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Yes. The product is a much easier way to inform someone of your location. The product allows anyone from certain car owners, to couriers to be able to input the location of their destinations with a 3 word address instead of a long address.

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We would only need to pay for commercial use so no

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Yes. Companies from different backgrounds use it for their day to day operations. One example is Emergency Services UK who use what3words as part of their operations around the United Kingdom if users mention the 3 word address. This allows the 999 operator to be able to locate those in need of help with precise location.

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the developer divided the world into 3 metre squares and gave each square a unique combination of three words. It’s the easiest way to find and share exact locations.