NAVICARD

The NaviCard system is part of the Multimedia Navigation System. NaviCard is an information card that presents a location on traditional paper card with a photo and text. The NaviCard is equipped with a special printed geocode that gives the geographical location of the place shown on the NaviCard to an accuracy of 1 meter. NaviCard-compatible navigation device guides you to the location shown on the card. The card is also capable for setting your smartphone's navigation to the location shown on the card... NaviCard was created in 1994. The new medium is patented under U.S. Patent No. 5,864,125. The prototype of the navigation device for receiving the NaviCard was made in 1997. At that time, accurate position data from GPS satellites were not yet available to civilian GPS receivers. On May 1, 2000, U.S. President Bill Clinton made a decision to increase the accuracy of civilian GPS data. Subsequently, it became possible to use GPS navigation devices within the cities and any other..