parece que en el futuro tendremos un nuevo Osmand "Telenav" para los smartphones, no está mal
On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 10:25 AM, Sefer <infose...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > Noticia > Mapas colaborativos > Editor: GigaOM (ingles) > > > > Given the craziness of the first two weeks in September in the tech > world an interesting hire that should have gotten more attention slipped > largely through the cracks. Steve Coast, founder of the OpenStreetMap > project, has joined Telenav, signaling a big move by the navigation outfit > toward crowdsourced mapping. > OpenStreetMap is the Wikipedia of mapping. OSM’s dedicated community > of 1.3 million editors have gathered GPS data while driving, biking and > walking the streets of the world to build a map from the ground up. > They’ve even gone so far as to mark objects that exist on few other > digital maps, from trees to park benches. That map was then offered up > free to all comers. > What you probably didn’t know is that Telenav is has been an active > contributor to OSM for years, using the data it collects from its Scout > app and other nav products to improve OSM’s maps. Telenav’s Martijn van > Exel is currently president of the OSM board in the U.S., and he created > MapRoulette.org, which identifies problem spots on OSM’s maps and suggests > corrections > to its editors. What Telenav hasn’t done, though, is actually use OSM’s > maps in its products. > > Continua... > Are crowdsourced maps the future of navigation? > > http://gigaom.com/2013/09/15/are-crowdsourced-maps-the-future-of-navigation/ > > > Saludos. Sefer. > > > _______________________________________________ > Talk-ar mailing list > Talk-ar@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-ar >
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