NAVTEQ’s private Beta programme
NAVTEQ announced a private beta programme to preview NAVTEQ JourneyView™, to be launched in early 2011. It will give customers an opportunity to preview the data and provide feedback that will ultimately influence final product specifications.
www.navteq.com
PBBI Location-based DaaS offering
Pitney Bowes Business Insight has introduced the Geosk™ Platform – a location-based Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) offering. It has a comprehensive geospatial data catalogue and delivers it via a cloudbased portal that lets customers pay as they go.
http://go.pbinsight.com
IDV Solutions new Partner Program
IDV Solutions announced a new partner program enabling new partners to join an existing network of companies who provide leading public and private sector clients with Visual Fusion solutions for business intelligence, security management, market analysis, supply chain management, and more.
www.idvsolutions.com
Masternaut’s iPhone vehicle tracking
Masternaut has launched Rapide app, a web-based vehicle tracking service for the Apple iPhone and iPad. Managers can use this information to monitor the exact movement of their entire fleet, with instant updates tracked by GPS.
www.masternaut.co.uk
GPS-based crash avoidance system
Ford is developing the Automatic Braking Intersection Collision Avoidance System that uses wireless and GPS technologies so automobiles can literally speak to each other and mitigate accidents. The software would use this information to warn the driver of a potential collision and even begin braking.
www.ford.com
Get directions using eyeglasses!
Japanese engineers at the University of Electro-Communications’ Nakajima Laboratory have created a prototype device that places GPS navigation technology into a pair of wearable glasses. The glasses, known as the ‘Wearable Personal Navigation System’, house a battery, a microcomputer, a magnetic directional sensor and a number of LED lights.
www.pcworld.com
Navagis announces MobileRecon app
Navagis MobileRecon application is meant for iPhone, Android, and Blackberry, which works seamlessly to deliver geo-located and time-stamped video, audio, photographs, text, and data from the field directly onto Google Earth Enterprise
www.navagis.com
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