Next Generation Navigation System for Pedestrian

In this study, an Android-based navigation system aimed at increasing crime prevention and convenience for walking users is developed, and it is proposed to be referred to when developing a similar system in the future.Existing general navigation services did not sufficiently reflect the special needs of various situations such as the disabled and the elderly, and there was a limitation in that they lacked a filtering function that provides an avoidance route for dangerous areas with high probability of crime.To solve this problem, this study introduces a crime prediction system for walking users and includes a crime news crawling function that provides the latest crime information in real time to support users to recognize potential dangerous areas in advance and safely avoid them.In addition, a navigation system that maximizes convenience and usability while on the move was designed and implemented by integrating information and routes for convenience facilities for the disabled.Through these functions, this system is judged to provide a reliable and safe route to users, and can contribute to improving the moving environment and ensuring safety.

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Journal of Software Assessment and Valuation
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.29056/jsav.2024.12.13
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Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Next Generation Navigation System for Pedestrian

Hong Chang, Seung‐Ho Lee
Journal of Software Assessment and Valuation
Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Next Generation Navigation System for Pedestrian

Hong Chang, Seung‐Ho Lee
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Abstract

In this study, an Android-based navigation system aimed at increasing crime prevention and convenience for walking users is developed, and it is proposed to be referred to when developing a similar system in the future.Existing general navigation services did not sufficiently reflect the special needs of various situations such as the disabled and the elderly, and there was a limitation in that they lacked a filtering function that provides an avoidance route for dangerous areas with high probability of crime.To solve this problem, this study introduces a crime prediction system for walking users and includes a crime news crawling function that provides the latest crime information in real time to support users to recognize potential dangerous areas in advance and safely avoid them.In addition, a navigation system that maximizes convenience and usability while on the move was designed and implemented by integrating information and routes for convenience facilities for the disabled.Through these functions, this system is judged to provide a reliable and safe route to users, and can contribute to improving the moving environment and ensuring safety.

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