If you are still there. I too am working on an indoor navigation system to run on mobile. Wouldnt mind discussing with you to see if we have similar challenges. I am currently experimenting with adding a routefinding code to my app. I hope to get it to give written instructions on how to get from “A” to “B”.

In fact if anyone else whats to discuss same please let me know of your interest and we can see if we can hook up on e-mail.

Regards

Paul

Are you a team player working on this indoor navigation system? I’m working on similar system and I was going to get updated on the recent status of this system and also have some suggestions to extend it. Please contact me or pass my contact information to somebody who is in charge and I can talk to him/her.

Thanks, Afshin

Perhaps, but it wouldn’t be said by a serious person.

This is interesting and useful, and of course, inevitable, but more important overall? No, and we know that objectively. One recent measure: The size (cost) of Nokia’s acquisition of Navteq dwarf’s Nokia’s investment in indoor solutions.

En Nokia están probando un nuevo sistema de navegación mediante redes inalámbricas que mapean espacios cerrados y que, de ser efectivo, podría utilizarse como gps indoor.

As far as getting things done quicker in a work environment, this would save getting lost or wasting time looking for something.

It does have security implications though.

You might want people to find your retail outlet inside a mall, but now know the exact layout of the shop and its storage locations.
So this would have to be carefully thought out to prevent those snooping eyes.