How to Use Mapillary Smart Edits in JOSM

Mapillary has introduced a new capability in the Mapillary plugin for JOSM, which allows for adding AI-detected map features using an accelerated workflow. Objects that were detected from Mapillary street level imagery can now be added to the map with just a few clicks.

[@DougGrinbergs]

Audio level way low (:-(

[@dev_mind]

To understand better turn on subtile

[@Blast-Forward]

How will the plugin know the next time you load the imagery that this hydrant from the street-level photos has already been added to the map?

[@mircozorzo199]

Very useful, a thanks.

[@Kyberdart]

Nice way to edit OpenStreetMap

[@JoscelinTrouwborst]

Superb!

[@mustafa-kamil]

😲😲 wow

[@IBims1Mark]

how to delete account?

[@davidpnewton]

You can mumble, mumble, mumble and mumble with the Mapillary plugin for JOSM. Sort out the volume level.

[@microcolonel]

For anyone looking to put up stuff like this, if you don't know how to master voiceovers just go to auphonic and let their system automatically set you up.

[@dev_mind]

Turn on subtile

[@davidpnewton]

@@dev_mind no. Sort out the volume level. Subtitles should NEVER be necessary for a video like this. If they are then the audio PA system operator screwed up and/or the presenter has incredibly poor microphone technique.
Incidentally I am very much qualified to say this as I am an experienced PA operator, albeit an amateur one. I have made mistakes which messed up levels before. I've also had to deal with appalling microphone technique as well.
Having such poor sound is also a violation of equalities legislation as it prevents the blind from listening to the presentation. Telling the blind to "use subtitles" is actually illegal in a great many jurisdictions.