Augmented Reality GPS Point Display

Question

I am trying to make a Windows Phone application that shows GPS points on a camera using Augmented Reality. I searched for tutorials online, but I cannot find anywhere explaining how to do this. I was wondering if anyone knew of good tutorials explaining the integration of AR with GPS, or if someone could give me any tips on where to start (I don't expect a detailed explanation or anything else). Even a tutorial on how to do this with Android will be the beginning.

Answer 1

Take a look at the Geo Augmented Reality Toolkit on Codeplex. It abstracts almost all the complex tasks for you, you just need to add some points with their coordinates and what to display, and everything else works with two lines of code.

http://gart.codeplex.com/

Answer 2

Knowing where the device is currently located (which is pretty simple, at least on Android) and the relative positioning of the nearest (before implementation) GPS tracks (they must be loaded from somewhere explicitly).

The magnetometer should give you where you are on the device, which gives you a bearing (e.g. 180º = south). This way you can calculate the cone of vision whose markers you want to show.

You just need to draw a camera image;)

Answer 3

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