24hrmvp

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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
Correct - no positioning at all. Just get the user where they want to go. MotionAware playback. And yes! You are asking all the right questions. Desync from the video playback is a known problem with 1st person POV nav - many different ways
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
The are limitations for sure without positioning. From first hand experience, humans just prefer the 3D experience because, and this is kind of sad but kind of expected, people just want to keep their heads buried into their phones instead
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
The other side to the equation is you have a ton of CXOs that got burned on cap ex trying to use bluetooth beacons to implement effective indoor way finding solutions You tell a CXO they can have indoor wayfinding to improve patient experie
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
Would be what you would assume - but here is the reality. Pilots with 1st person POV nav have been highly successful for consumer indoor navigation. For asset tracking, position matters. For consumers trying to get where they are going, the
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
Credentials be damned - that's not the point. When you say "blind people will just get directions from the front desk" You need to really understand - that isn't what they want. Same for anybody else that has what is com
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
I worked in healthcare directly with CXOs for 15 years - the entire industry is moving towards tokenizing everything. In 15 years, I never saw a paper map handed out, not once. My entire job was to work with the GPOs to align vendor contrac
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
Do you have any idea how many hospitals went bankrupt last year? How many frontline healthcare workers lost their jobs? Isn't HN supposed to be a place for serious discussion about tech? Imagine if Google said - Well, people have Rand
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
My competition is not a paper map because people who are blind cannot see a paper map. Are those fire escape plans printed in multiple languages for the amount of people who show up to a hospital and do not speak english? Why is it that the
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
This is great feedback - thank you. Video server yes - but what is really critical to me is the creator studio feature that enables nav overlays (these overlays become the throughput for accessibility for vision impaired/language barri
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
Kind of - 2 core problems (maybe 3 really) 1. For a long time developers focused on AR tech to try and create indoor nav experiences. Reality check: People don't care how they get there. Just that they get there. 1st person POV gets th
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
No no no - 2 definitions of user here. The idea is that the venue only has to cover the burn of $FIND for every instance of the video being served. So, let's reframe this. You go to hospital. Theoretically by this point, the tech is in
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
The intention for scale is this You book a flight The airline sends the navigation route in your booking confirmation SMS/E-mail pre arrival with the correct route to get you from security and to your gate Venue is covering the burn C
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
This is where the creator studio comes in - each published and validated video is going to have its own unique URL which can be launched via QR/NFC or just the direct link at the venue. I haven't got to that part yet truly - that&
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by 24hrmvp 9mo ago
Appreciate that - thank you :)
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Show HN: Krowdovi – Video-based indoor navigation on a DePIN creator economy(github.com)
10 points by 24hrmvp 9mo ago|27 comments