Creating Indoor Maps from 360° Photos
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Describes using consumer 360° cameras (e.g. Ricoh THETA) to capture indoor photos and combine them with simplified base floor maps to create shareable indoor maps. Uses Leaflet and A-Frame to display the 360° images tied to map locations despite lacking precise geolocation (latitude/longitude) data for indoor spaces, enabling people to understand unfamiliar indoor environments.
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