Mapillary is a Swedish start-up that uses software to tell what is in photos taken at ground level. The company then lets other map builders use this street-level data to improve their own maps. The ...

Mapillary, a street-level imagery platform, has announced that photologs with 40 million images of about 270,000 miles of road data have been uploaded to its system to improve safety in the commercial ...

As more companies wade into the business of building artificial intelligence systems to help you drive (or do the driving for you), a startup founded by an ex-Apple computer vision specialist is open ...

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MALMO, SWEDEN--(Marketwired - Oct 14, 2015) - Mapillary, a street imagery solution for municipal projects including public works, transportation, utilities, and more, today announced a partnership ...

Mapillary is taking crowdsourcing to the streets, or more precisely, street views. Instead of relying on a single authority (cough, Google Street Views) to relay street level photos, Mapillary lets ...

Solem CEO first said, 'From the day the service of Mapillary started, we provide global street level images to enable everyone to get the images and data they need to make better maps. We've been ...

Facebook has acquired Mapillary, a Google Street View competitor that uses computer vision to map communities, businesses and cities. Jan Erik Solem, CEO and co-founder of street-level mapping ...

Mapillary, the Swedish startup that wants to take on Google and others in mapping the world via a crowdsourced database of street-level imagery, has been acquired by Facebook, according to the company ...

Try dropping Pegman onto Havana on Google Maps, and the most you’ll see is a sparse collection of panoramic photos taken at a few intersections and town squares around the Cuban city—all uploaded by ...