Photo directions
November 3rd, 2008 by rbanks
Using pictures to give directions
“BreadCrumbz is a mobile navigation application that lets users create directional routes on the fly. The software uses the phone’s camera and GPS to take geo-tagged pictures of the user’s route while Android’s location APIs and Compass sensor track their progress as they navigate. Android’s Maps API is then used to overlay route information such as arrows or notes on top of a map. The result is a personalized, picture-based map that users can email to friends or upload to the web to show others how to navigate a specific building or landscape.”
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