Hikar | based augmented reality application for walkers

Hikar is a Kotlin library. Hikar has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitLab.

Hikar is an augmented reality app for Android (4.2+) which overlays footpaths from OpenStreetMap on the device's camera feed and shows virtual signposts, helping you navigate. Its aim is to help navigation for walkers/hikers (hence the name) and other outdoor users. For example, imagine you are entering a large field and it's not clear where the exit is. Hikar will overlay the course of the footpath on your phone's camera feed helping you to navigate across the field. Or, you're at a junction of paths and it's not clear which is the correct way. Hikar will show a virtual signpost, showing the direction and distance of nearby POIs such as villages, hills, mountains or pubs. Or, you're having to make your way across a pathless moor. Again, Hikar will help you find the way. From version 0.2, Hikar covers the whole of Europe, plus Turkey (0.1 only covered Britain, Ireland and later Greece). Virtual signposts were also new in 0.2.