PocketNavigator

The PocketNavigator is an OpenStreetMap-based navigation system for pedestrian use. The app is kept as simple as possible: e.g. to get a route just double-tap the map. Coming straight out of the research labs of the OFFIS Institute for Information Technology (www.offis.de), its killer-feature is that it guides you by vibration patterns. Youll never get lost again while you can leave the device in the pocket.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• pedestrian navigation
• research

[nachokin]

What about battery??

[MobiIeInteraction]

Nice video but why do you need a navigation system to find your dustbin ;)