Mapillary, a community-based photomapping platform, today announced the hire of Peter Kontschieder as head of a new research lab located in Graz, Austria. The lab will focus on exploring advanced ...

By Stephen Nellis SAN FRANCISCO, - Mapillary, a Malmo, Sweden-based map technology startup, has hired a computer vision expert away from Apple Inc, the company said Wednesday. Till Quack, who ...

Using computer vision, Mapillary “reads” images that have been uploaded to its database to identify locations in 3D and recognise and order objects within them.

In Clovis, N.M., the painstaking, manual task of geocoding every street sign and roadway object has been automated using an imagery platform from Mapillary that integrates cameras, computer vision ...

Mapillary uses computer-vision software to analyze the crowdsourced images and identify objects. Its database of 422 million images covers 6.2 million kilometers (3.9 million miles) of the globe.

Mapillary crowdsources the images, ingesting pictures contributed from smart phones and other types of cameras, and uses "computer vision" technology to stitch them together into a three ...

A startup out of Sweden called Mapillary is using crowdsourced photos to create an open and more intelligent version of Google's Street View, and today ...

MALMO, SWEDEN-- (Marketwired - May 19, 2016) - Mapillary, a community-based photomapping platform, today announced the hire of Peter Kontschieder as head of a new research lab located in Graz, Austria ...

SAN FRANCISCO: Mapillary, a Malmo, Sweden-based map technology startup, has hired a computer vision expert away from Apple Inc, the company said Wednesday. Till Quack, who worked at Apple as an ...