Mitsui Fudosan and a Honda-Affiliated Startup Launch a Navigation Service to Help Visually Impaired People Avoid Getting Lost Underground or Indoors.
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Aiming to create a city where you won't get lost even in underground areas or indoors where GPS signals are weak, Mitsui Fudosan and others announced on the 2nd a service that uses voice guidance and augmented reality to help you navigate to your destination even in underground areas or indoors where GPS signals are weak. Users first determine their current location by taking a photo of their surroundings with their smartphone, then set their de…
Mitsui Fudosan and Honda-affiliated startup Ashirase (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) announced on the 2nd that they will be offering a free indoor navigation service in Tokyo, Japan, where smartphones provide directions in underground areas and commercial facilities where GPS is difficult to use…
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