The four things you need to track anything in real time
By: Stephen LambeWith over 8 billion connected IoT devices and 2 billion GPS-equipped smartphones already online, logistics businesses are tracking assets in real-time at almost every step in the...
View ArticleReimagine the world with the latest Maps SDK for Unity release
San Francisco’s Coit Tower replaced with a futuristic version using the new ReplaceFeatureModifierBy: Miroslav LysyukThe Maps SDK for Unity 1.4.3 release streamlines your ability to customize our...
View ArticleExploring the edges of consumer-facing apps
By: Becky HarrisOver two days at Locate, consumer apps and brands showcased how they’re using location tech to better engage and retain users. Pinning user data to a map gives users a nontraditional...
View ArticleVenmo Tech Lead, Amy Jin, joins Mapbox to lead Accounts Engineering team
By: Young HahnI’m thrilled to welcome Amy Jin to the Mapbox team!Amy joins Mapbox as Accounts Engineering Manager in the Platform Division where she’ll lead our team and tech around authorization,...
View ArticleExploring the edges of logistics
Key trends and new tech for the supply chainBy: Stephen LambeAt Locate, we covered everything from LiDAR sensors for autonomous vehicles to a new HD vector tile specification. Of the many talks and...
View ArticleEU Article 13 could damage open source
Call your EU representativesBy: Tom LeeEuropean Union legislators are close to voting on the proposed Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. This directive would make a number of drastic...
View ArticleMap Pride 2018 with our new design tools
By: Erin QuinnBust out your 🏳️🌈 rainbow flags 🏳️🌈 — it’s Pride Month. Across the globe, people are commemorating the 1969 Stonewall riots in Manhattan and the larger societal contributions of the...
View ArticleMeet RoboSat
End-to-end feature extraction from aerial and satellite imageryBy: Daniel Hofmann & Bhargav KowshikToday, our data team is excited to introduce RoboSat — our open source, production-ready,...
View ArticleJoin us at the Kepler.gl meetup on July 11th
By: Ryan BaumannUber just launched kepler.gl, a new geospatial analysis toolbox built on top of our open-source tools to make it easier for you to understand your location data. Since the launch,...
View ArticleBring your maps in-dash with Apple CarPlay
By: Andrew ChenIn-car navigation just became a lot more user-friendly.Apple recently announced with the launch of iOS 12 that third-party navigation apps will be able to integrate directly with...
View ArticleTarani Duncan joins as a Product Manager for Navigation
By: Bersabel TadesseBike share veteran, Tarani Duncan, just joined the team as a Product Manager for Navigation. She’ll work with our engineering and sales teams to chart strategic vision, set...
View ArticleHow I built it: Mapping every homeowner and renter with Tippecanoe and Studio
By: Ryan McCulloughAs head of Research and Innovation at one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest family-owned general contractors, Ryan McCullough uses AR, machine-learning, collaborative cloud-based...
View ArticleMapping human rights abuse
Amnesty International and SITU Research show the atrocities against Rohingya in MyanmarBy: Marena BrinkhurstThe Rohingya crisis gripped the news in August 2017, when Myanmar security forces escalated a...
View ArticleRuby for Good 2018
4 days. 9 open source projects. 80 Rubyists.By: Dom BrasseyParticipating in an event like Ruby for Good, especially if you’re new and don’t know where to begin, helps usher you into the world of open...
View ArticleMelbourne’s past, present, and future — Augmented
Augmented Reality powers Melbourne’s City DNA exhibitBy: Christina FrankenThe City of Melbourne is using technology to visualize their open datasets and chart their future. As part of an initiative to...
View ArticlePutting Blockchain on the map
By: Allan WalkerFOAM’s Spatial Index Visualizer lets you visualize location data stored on the blockchain and add in location-based contracts. FOAM relied on Mapbox GL JS and Deck.gl to build their...
View ArticleCities benefit from open dockless data
By: Tom LeeWashington, DC just extended its dockless bike and scooter pilot, in part because feedback on the program is positive. DC’s program is remarkable not only for the warm reception it has...
View ArticleVisualizing street orientations on an interactive map
A screenshot from an interactive map of road orientationsCities can look and feel very different depending on how they were planned and built, and this is especially apparent when you explore them from...
View ArticleA deep dive into Expressions with the Open University of Brazil
Explore the Open University of Brazil system with their custom-styled map.By: Kalimar MaiaThe Open University of Brazil is an educational network of public universities, regional governments, and the...
View ArticleNAIP is safe…for now
By: Tom LeeEarly this year, we found out that the National Agricultural Imagery Program (NAIP) was under threat as an open data source. NAIP is an essential tool for researchers, businesses, and...
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