Janko Timmermann
Benjamin Poppinga
Martin Pielot
Wilko Heuten
Susanne Boll
ABSTRACT
Travelers sometimes need to reach a destination in a given amount of time. However, today's navigation systems try to route users to the destination as fast as possible. In this paper, we present the concept of time-based pedestrian navigation. We use a map on a smartphone that highlights streets depending on whether they will lead to a destination in time. Our map also allows the users to choose between route alternatives during the walk.
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Digital Library
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- TimedNavigation: a time-based navigation approach
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