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Monday, February 27, 2006
A wireless experiment in Bath
CNN reports a wireless experiment in Bath...the city, not the tub. Seems like an effort to blend tourism and technology. For example, they will test have a server that stores photographs of building in Bath. People could take a picture and if a match occurs with a picture on the server, information about the building and local points of interest will be returned to a wireless phone or other device. Another application will consist of users uploading information and pictures to a Web site that then charts their route.
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Wonder how the match is working. If GPS were available that could make IDing the building easier.
Of course even when the technology is in place, we still have to have people write the info about the buildings.
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