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1. Enkin
4 months ago
"Enkin" introduces a new handheld navigation concept. It displays location-based content in a unique way that bridges the gap between reality and classic map-like representations. It combines GPS, orientation sensors, 3D graphics, live video, several web services, and a novel user interface into an intuitive and light navigation system for mobile devices.
Check out our web page enkin.net.
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  • Surya Girinatha 3 months ago
    Totally cool, I've seen a bit of the development phases so I have some imagination, but it is even cooler than I thought
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  • mujamuja 3 months ago
    Usability, innovation, involvment, Hats off.
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  • Martin Torres 3 months ago
    Impresionante
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  • D T 3 months ago
    I hope the guys who made the video get to check out
    labs.live.com/photosynth/

    Photosynth would allow Androids screen to display actual pictures of the situation when zooming in using the satellite view (not live view). The various people in live view could also add images to locations not already documented by photosyth's database.

    Someday,

    D T
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  • Bruno Rigoulot 3 months ago
    Hi,
    Hats off as well
    Wouldn't it be nice to display shapefile contents (map, polygons) onto the real image ?
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  • Sanjay Rana 3 months ago
    I have been working on a much more seamless integration with GIS (i.e. shapefiles etc; in both professional desktop and web 2.0 apps) for digital photographs for the purposes of automated geolocalisation. Hope to have first prototype out soonish. The trick lies in various orientation sensors built into the video or digital camera, which is generally not as straightforward as the enkin developers suggest; but certainly do-able.
  • Enkin 3 months ago
    We put a lot of effort into testing it with real hardware components as you could see in the video. Developing Enkin for actual Android devices is, of course, another story. But we are quite confident about that.
  • Sanjay Rana 3 months ago
    and it looks good! I am looking forward to the idea in implementation.

    Just found out about this project:
    esa.int/esaCP/SEMK2B3XQEF_index_1.html#subhead2

    Its amazing to see the recent increase in geolocalisation research.
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  • chicoespina 3 months ago
    Cojonudo!
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  • Andreas Hornig 2 months ago
    Hi,
    I just want to say, that your navigation device is a realy REALY good idea! Congratz!
    Sometimes, I wish such thing for my grandparents, so that they have the connection between the map and their surrounding to better find their auto-route :).
    Greets, Andreas
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  • Shay G 1 month ago
    very impressive. as an Industrial Design student a HIT Israel, I've been working on an implementation of the idea for extreme sports users for the past year (the ESH project - Extreme Sports HMD). its an exciting concept. your work looks great!
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  • Woody 1 month ago
    Amazing, that would be awesome for Google's Android :)
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  • John Thomnas 1 month ago
    Fascinating. Googles Android totally ROCKS!
    Ultimate-Anonymity.com
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  • Thom 1 month ago
    Awesome!

    Loving the Halo-esque radar at the top...
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  • kodea 1 month ago
    no offense, but that seems kind of lame.
    very basic, just data u overlay over live video, but the local awareness doesnt come from interpreting that live video, comes from gps and accelerometer vs geo db.
    its too simple to be impressive.
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  • Andreas Aronsson 29 days ago
    I really like this concept! Even if Enkin uses data that has been readily available (GPS coords, tilt, camera feed) it combines them all to present something new. I would love to have that in my phone, whenever I get one which includes all the necessary features :P
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  • Very nice work boys. It was inevitable that a program like this would be developed, and I'm glad that it will be associated with google, and the android brand/OS/devices. I can't wait to use it when I get one of the first android phones. I'd love to know what kind of phone you two get when they come out. (granting that you get one) again, nice work and I'm excited to play with it when it comes out. <3
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