Mapillary is a platform for crowd-sourcing street-level imagery. Anyone can create high quality geo-referenced imagery by installing the app and taking a walk with a GPS enabled camera or smart phone. Based on all of these images, Mapillary is able to determine the location of all sorts of fixed objects such as traffic signs. Pretty cool stuff. Check it out at www.mapillary.com
(The first time you launch the app, you may have to click through some dialog boxes and agree to the terms of use). If it asks you to allow location access, easiest to just click Allow.
Turn on Bluethooth
Ensure that the cam is ON. Power button the side; blinking red light indicates ON.
Click the Device Search button in the LG 360 App
The app will show the cameras it finds nearby. The last three digits of the ID are the numbers written on the camera bodies (503, 870, etc). Click on your camera. You will then be prompted to connect to the camera’s wifi.
Go to your phone’s wifi settings and connect to the network:
LGR***_***XXX.OSC
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Where XXX are the last three digits of your device’s ID, as indicated on the camera body.
Open the Mapillary App and login.
Go to Camera Mode:
Click the +CAM button:
Click Search
Click Add Camera
when it finds your camera.
It will take a moment to load and then a test photo will appear to show that it is connected.
The camera will make a “shutter noise” and the image count in the bottom right corner will increment as you move to let you know it is capturing new images. If this number is not incrementing, you may need to restart the app and reconnect to the camera.
This will transfer images from the camera to your Mapillary app (note, they are not uploaded to Mapillary yet).
Preview the photos, and when you are satisified, click upload.
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