Augmented reality-based campus navigation.

A method known as navigation concentrates mostly on the act of observing and managing how people, vehicles, and perhaps other things navigate through one location to the next, including: oceanic, terrestrial, and air navigation. The college navigator is an android smartphone software that is mostly use in guiding paths within campus buildings, such as colleges, hospitals, malls, etc. Today's smartphones are much more than just communication tools. Mobile phones in particular become tools that facilitate our daily and professional lives. The usage of mobile apps have grown significantly in recent decades in tandem with the technological advancements and the attractiveness of such gadgets. Location-based apps with augmented reality aspects are indeed feasible thanks to modern technologies like GPS, sensors, compass, and accelerometer which may be utilised to identify the direction of smartphone. People may get instructions through one point to the next using various paid navigational software, including Apple maps Google Earth, Yahoo Maps, street view and Mapquest. Such programmes aren't capable of produce directions which may not exactly accurate like a pathway on college might need; instead, people should explore across established roadways. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]