Apparatus and method for hybrid navigation of a pedestrian tour
AssigneeNaver Corporation
InventorsShreepriya Shreepriya, Danilo Gallo, Jutta Willamowski
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AssigneeNaver Corporation
InventorsShreepriya Shreepriya, Danilo Gallo, Jutta Willamowski
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There is provided an apparatus for navigating a pedestrian tour including a processor circuit, a memory and a screen. The pedestrian tour includes a starting point, a first pedestrian tour zone and a second pedestrian tour zone, all of which are connected by a series of connecting paths. First and second suggested travel constraints, corresponding respectively with the first and second pedestrian tour zones, are stored in the memory. Responsive to determining that the pedestrian's actual travel within the first pedestrian tour zone will vary from the first suggested travel constraint, the processor circuit dynamically revises the second suggested travel constraint to permit the pedestrian user to execute the pedestrian tour in accordance with a preset target travel constraint for the pedestrian tour. There is also provided a hybrid navigation method in which the processor circuit is used to operatively associate at least one of the pedestrian tour zones with a first guidance system and at least one of the connecting paths with a second guidance system. The first guidance system provides the pedestrian user with minimal or no navigation information when the pedestrian user is using the at least one pedestrian tour zone and the second guidance system provides the pedestrian with detailed geographic map instructions when the pedestrian user is using one of the connecting paths.
A computer implemented, hybrid navigation method operating on a mobile device with a user interface to provide selected feedback to a pedestrian user with respect to the pedestrian user's progress relative to executing a pedestrian tour, comprising:
The hybrid navigation method of 5, in the which the at least one of the plurality of subgraphs including the at least one pedestrian tour zone has an area boundary, wherein the pedestrian tour bounding path both surrounds the at least one pedestrian tour zone and is surrounded by the area boundary.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.