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> She stopped running in the meantime Made me laugh! Thanks a lot for sharing. These are all great usecases and it is good to hear people make use of that. I

> She stopped running in the meantime Made me laugh! Thanks a lot for sharing. These are all great usecases and it is good to hear people make use of that. I didn't have the need for it, and while I can see the intrinsic value in having this data widely available in OSM the fact people do actually use it for something makes it more "real"!.

windthrown 5y ago
In addition to the wheelchair ramp example, there are a few navigation apps for people who are blind which use OSM data - crucially features like tactile paving and crosswalks with voice prompts: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_for_the_blind https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_for_the_blind