[gps-talkusers] Re: Seeing eye: Creating routes

  • From: Kelly Pierce <kellytalk@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 21 Jul 2013 14:01:22 -0500

Dear Petra,

I went on my first route last night with the app.  What was not
described in the podcasts was that the app announces the points of
interest as the end user walks by them.  I live in Chicago in one of
the most densely populated neighborhoods in America with many small
businesses.  In this concentrated environment of people, short
streets, and commercial activity, the app was a little too chatty for
my taste.  In most communities though, the points of interest that are
announced by the app can be used as reference points in a route, like
unique features of buildings or changes in terrain.

Also, the app MYWay light has a bread crumb feature that enables
someone to follow the same travel route they used to arrive at a
destination.  This could be useful at a campground or the lawn seating
area of a concert space.

Kelly



On 7/19/13, Petra Nieuwenhuis <petravandriel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The trekker breeze has the possibility to "record" a route. But, the gps
> coverage has to be good at the moment of recording as well as at the moment
> of replay. So I thought, maybe something else could do in the new app. In
> Loadstone one could create a route online by selecting a searching radius
> and add pois within this given distance. Isn 't that a safer way to create a
> route? once a good poi is made, it could be of value for different routes.
> whether routecreation should be online or could be done from within the app,
> depends i Think. That would be a desision for Sendero to make.
>
> I know I'm thinking far ahead. I live in the Netherlands, Europe, so I'm
> just dreaming of what some of you ar already using. But maybe it isn't to
> early to give this some thought.
>
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