Nice project. I had built a localization system for medical devices inside the hospital to make it easy for the medical staff to find the required medical devices faster, I use Bluetooth, raspberry pi and python
Just a comment about getting vector data. I see that you're about creating multiple geojson files. This can be created using gis tools in one layer means combine all your polygons in one layers.then you can converting inti geojson format. In other hand, you csn use open sources osm data then cinverting into geojson. Si here vectorizing work is superfluous work.
Thank you for this enlightening video! Your insights have sparked an idea within me to create a project aimed at assisting visually impaired individuals. I'm particularly interested in training a model to navigate basic indoor environments and detect obstacles. Could you please provide some guidance on how to get started with this endeavor? Your expertise would be invaluable. Looking forward to your response!
Hi Thank you for your realy informative Video. I want to create something simmilarly but with different floors in the building (for my University so the first-year students). Do you have an idea how I could handle this, especially with the drawn path from the json? (I assume the building doesn't have any escalators for simplicity). This would be great! Thank.
Yes. Also this example shows a map view of a large complex of buildings. What about individual rooms inside of a building? Would you make a custom map for that and import it?
Yes, I'm curious as well. Also, this tutorial shows waypoint pathfinding in a large complex of buildings. What about indoor pathfinding inside of a single building, and getting to specific rooms inside that building? Would it be necessary to create custom maps?
Great tutorial Maximilian. However, what can we do to make it into a real navigation system? To calculate the most efficient route from point A to point B.
This would be part two. Drawing all paths and model them as a graph. We can do the pathfinding using Dijkstra's algorithm en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra%27s_algorithm. If I find the time I will continue the implementation.
Nice project. I had built a localization system for medical devices inside the hospital to make it easy for the medical staff to find the required medical devices faster, I use Bluetooth, raspberry pi and python
Do you have any link for the project.. i also want to do the same thing..
im trying to do the same thing, mind sharing how you did it? its for my final year project
Wow. As a GIS practitioner this is useful! Thank you. Where have I been? :)
Just a comment about getting vector data. I see that you're about creating multiple geojson files. This can be created using gis tools in one layer means combine all your polygons in one layers.then you can converting inti geojson format. In other hand, you csn use open sources osm data then cinverting into geojson. Si here vectorizing work is superfluous work.
Thank you for this enlightening video! Your insights have sparked an idea within me to create a project aimed at assisting visually impaired individuals. I'm particularly interested in training a model to navigate basic indoor environments and detect obstacles. Could you please provide some guidance on how to get started with this endeavor? Your expertise would be invaluable. Looking forward to your response!
Hi Maximilian , do u have the code which includes both the starting and ending locations ?
Hi
Thank you for your realy informative Video. I want to create something simmilarly but with different floors in the building (for my University so the first-year students). Do you have an idea how I could handle this, especially with the drawn path from the json? (I assume the building doesn't have any escalators for simplicity).
This would be great! Thank.
Yes. Also this example shows a map view of a large complex of buildings. What about individual rooms inside of a building? Would you make a custom map for that and import it?
Yes, I'm curious as well. Also, this tutorial shows waypoint pathfinding in a large complex of buildings. What about indoor pathfinding inside of a single building, and getting to specific rooms inside that building? Would it be necessary to create custom maps?
Very useful thanks
finally found it! 👍
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thank you very much, very usefull
Hi Maximilian, do u have a code to include both the starting and ending locations ?
cool tutorial again!
Very good ideia and result. Can you continue it to Mobile application ?
hey please make one more video on this regarding building website out of it and with realtime naviagtion
Is there another continuation vedio of this project
Wow that's cool may I know to get Google GPS data?
Thank you!!!!!
can we add more than one places in this project
can we detect obstacles in this navigation?
Not in this implementation.
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Great tutorial Maximilian.
However, what can we do to make it into a real navigation system? To calculate the most efficient route from point A to point B.
This would be part two. Drawing all paths and model them as a graph. We can do the pathfinding using Dijkstra's algorithm en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra%27s_algorithm. If I find the time I will continue the implementation.
hello sir could you guide me doing the similar project . If you could kindly reply to this comment.
hiii please sir can you help me to building my college navigation please sir help me
Hi Maximilian, Your tutorial is extraordinarily good, but there is something that is not working for me, can you help me?
Can you document your problems here github.com/Fuenfgeld/HospitalNavigator/issues? Then I can have a look
@@Fuenfgeld perfect :-) thanks you
Done, I have uploaded it