Viamici–the First Map Calibration Solution for the Android Platform

[Urboss]

I would like to introduce you the application I have created.

Viamici is the first map georeferencing application for the Android platform and the first such a solution on the mobile market. It will allow you to see your current position on top of a map image. The map image can be for example a photo of a map sign encountered on a trail, a photographed or scanned paper map or any map image found on the Internet—simply, any map saved in a graphic file (e.g., JPG, PNG).

You can see its video demonstration at YouTube:

Here is the link to its website: Viamici–Map Calibration for the Android Platform

[brochaos]

thats a pretty clever idea!

[WhiskeySix]

great work!

[NChez]

Very cool, clever app. I'm wondering if anybody has suggestions on other ways this can be helpful. Google maps is incredible accurate, from what I've found. Just curious as to how one would maximize this apps full potential

[Mojo]

wow that is pretty cool! Great work!

[MNTNBKR]

Now that's slick!

He should add some geocaching functionality to that app.

[WhiskeySix]

Very cool, clever app. I'm wondering if anybody has suggestions on other ways this can be helpful. Google maps is incredible accurate, from what I've found. Just curious as to how one would maximize this apps full potential

guess it'd be usefull anywhere sat-view isn't helpful... so anywhere with hiking trails (paths obscured by trees)... or even big buildings... hospitals, malls... school campuses?

[ConqSoft]

Theme parks come to mind as well...

[viperboy]

Excellent app! Now I will know where I am when I go to SeaWorld and other amusement parks!

[Pueo]

I need this for my job! When will it hit the Droid marketplace (could not locate)?