Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Mohini Todkari Revolutionizes Real-Time Geospatial Media Storytelling
Mohini Todkari, a tech expert at HERE Technologies, created a system that helps news organizations show real-time location data, like natural disasters or traffic, in a way that's easy to understand.
This system makes news stories faster to produce and more engaging for viewers.
For example, during big news events, it can handle over 10 million requests at once without slowing down.
Her work has set new standards for how news outlets use location data to tell stories, making complex information accessible to everyone.
This has also helped people understand important global events better, like climate disasters and social movements.
Mohini Todkari led the development of real-time geospatial visualization systems for major media outlets.
The system reduced story development timelines by 40% and improved audience engagement by 60% for interactive disaster coverage.
It handled over 10 million concurrent visualization requests during major breaking news events with 99.9% uptime.
Media partners reported a 25% improvement in story completion rates for complex geospatial narratives.
The project established new industry standards for real-time location data visualization in news media.
- Who
- Mohini Todkari, Senior Developer Evangelist at HERE Technologies
- What
- Developed real-time geospatial visualization systems for major media outlets
- When
- During the rapidly evolving digital media landscape
- Where
- Globally, across multiple major media properties
- Why
- To enhance public awareness and informed decision-making through location intelligence
- Name
- Mohini Todkari
- Role
- Senior Developer Evangelist at HERE Technologies
- Project Impact
- Reduced story development timelines by 40%
- Viewer Engagement
- 60% higher for interactive disaster coverage
- Concurrent Requests
- Over 10 million during major events
- Story Completion Rates
- 25% improvement for complex narratives
- Uptime
- 99.9% during peak news cycles
- Latency
- Sub-second for real-time data