TW201202663A - Navigation device and method having enhanced instruction including a panoramic image of a scene - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a method and apparatus directed to displaying enhanced navigation instructions including a panoramic image of a scene at street level including determining map information for display on an integrated input and display device of a navigation device, based upon a determined route of travel of the navigation device. The method further including determining a current location of the navigation device displaying an image of the current location on the integrated input and display device of the navigation device, and displaying an instruction, based on the determined route of travel, in relation to the image.

Description

201202663 VI. Description of the Invention: TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a navigation device and to a method for determining a route from a first position to a first position. At least some illustrative embodiments relate to portable navigation devices (so-called PNDs); in particular, pNDs that include Global Positioning System (GPS) signal reception and processing functionality. Other embodiments are more generally versatile to execute navigation software to provide any type of processing device for route planning and navigation functionality. [Prior Art] The package s GPS (Global Positioning System) signal reception and processing device is well known, and extensive (4) in the car or other transportation system. This is very useful when the user is unfamiliar with the route to the destination to which they are navigating. However, the user may be unfamiliar with the surrounding landmarks and the orientation of the user. And/or the user's vehicle orientation. It may be difficult to determine the direction of travel at the beginning of the route 5 ' at the beginning of the route. For the first indication period, only the minimum amount of assistance provided by the navigation device 1 is always the abstraction of the on-screen map data. The opposite: Ding direction looks similar, so the navigation device guesses (eg, the measurement may be based on the last known direction of travel) which direction the wheel tool is pointing to, and then provides an indication based on this direction guess. The user can correct the guess of the device to the front of the pair, because the navigation device may have: the orientation or indication of the disease may be +, the main * « Ding Yue ^ ^ shoulders Chu. So, for example, often 149316.doc 201202663 confused the user, and used it to squat [the casual user started his journey in the wrong direction. Although the navigation device can inform you to use μ.. to know the direction in which the user reverses, it may give the user a central $佰β# 百 ν in the wrong direction; inconvenience and/or significantly increase the user's travel time. The second example may be that the road speed is on the road at the time, and the user may be told to leave the road where there may be several consecutive exit ramps and only where the correct ramp is. Since the map material on the screen is always an abstraction of reality, it is therefore difficult to identify the correct ramp to be selected. As a result, the user is often confused and the user may choose the wrong exit ramp. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to an example, a method for displaying an enhanced navigation indication/etc. includes a user, for example, in a car or a user on a street at a street level - a scene a panoramic image, the method b 3 determining the map based on the determined travel route of one of the navigation devices: the use of the broadcast; and the display on the integrated display and display device of the navigation device. The method further includes: determining a current location of the navigation device; displaying an image of the current location on the integrated input and display device of the navigation device; and determining, by the navigation device, based on the determined travel route display An indication of the image and the location. Another example embodiment of the present invention is directed to a navigation device. The navigation device displays an enhanced navigation indication that includes, for example, a panoramic image of one of the scenes in the street level of the user in the A car or the user on the street. The navigation device includes an input device that receives at least one input indicative of a desired destination of a desired destination. The navigation device includes 149316.doc 201202663 operatively coupled to one of the input devices to 呌笪_# > The processor is configured. A different route from the desired destination to the desired destination, the processor being configured to determine the current location (and the proceeding is configured to obtain the image of the current location. The image is A hierarchical view, and the processor is progressively configured to not overlay H on the image. The navigation device includes a display device that is controllable by the processor and configured to display the planned route And the image including the first indication. The advantages of the embodiments are set forth below, and additional details and features of each of these embodiments are defined in the accompanying sub-claims and others in the following embodiments. [Embodiment] The various aspects of the teachings of the present invention and the configuration of the teachings of the present invention are described by way of illustrative example. The embodiments are described with reference to the drawings, and thus, while the example embodiments are capable of various modifications and The detailed description is to be considered as illustrative and not restricting In the entire description of the figures, the same numerals refer to the same elements. It should be understood that 'the terms first, second, etc. may be used herein to describe the various elements' but these elements should not be limited by these terms. These terms

-S 149316.doc 201202663 is only used to distinguish one component from another component. For example, a first element could be termed a second element, and similarly, a second element could be termed a first element, without departing from the example embodiment. As used herein, any and all groups of yarns "and / = including those listed in the associated list" or more should be understood as 'when the component is referred to as "connected" or "pure" to another component. It may be directly connected or lightly connected to another component or there may be an intervening element = on the contrary, when the - component is referred to as "directly connected to K" directly to another component, there is no intervening component. Other words used to describe the relationship between the elements should be interpreted in the same way (for example, "directly between", "adjacent" and "directly adjacent"; 荨). The terms used herein are for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only, and are intended to limit the example embodiments. As used herein, the singular forms " and" It should be understood that the terms "comprising" and/or "incorporating" are used herein to specify the specified features, integers, steps, operations, components, and/or components, but are not one, one, or one. , operations, components, parts and: Ge ^ other features, Tim. The existence or addition of a group and/or group of groups can be easily described. In this paper, spatial relative terms (5) such as "below", "under", "below", "on" and It is a term that is used to describe the relationship between two pieces or features and other elements or features as illustrated in the figures. It will be understood that the orientation-relative terminology described in addition to = 149316.doc 201202663 is intended to encompass different orientations of the device in use or operation. For example, if the device in the figure is turned over, it is described as "below" or "below" other components or features. Thus, by way of example, the term "under" can encompass both "above" and "below" orientations. The device can be oriented in other ways (rotating 9 degrees or in other orientations for viewing or reference). The spatial relative descriptors used herein should be interpreted accordingly. It should also be noted that in some alternative implementations, the functions/acts may not occur in the order described. For example, two figures shown in succession may be executed substantially concurrently or sometimes in reverse order, depending on the functionality/acts involved. ... unless otherwise defined '(d) All terms (including technical and scientific terms) used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by those of ordinary skill in the art. It should be further understood that the term (9), as defined in the commonly used dictionary, should be interpreted as having the meaning of the relevant technology in the context of the relevant technology, and should not be meaningful or excessively formalized. To explain 'unless explicitly defined in this article. Portions of the example embodiments and corresponding detailed description are presented in the form of a software or algorithm and a symbolic representation of the operation of the data bits in the computer memory. Such descriptions and representations are generally used by those skilled in the art to effectively convey the substance of their work to those of ordinary skill in the art;; envisioning an algorithm (when the term is used in this article 149316.doc 201202663 ... terminology) is a self-consistent sequence of steps leading to the desired result. These steps are steps that require the entity to manipulate the physical quantities. Usually (though not necessarily), such quantities are in the form of a stop S, electrical or magnetic signal capable of being stored, transferred, combined, compared and otherwise manipulated. It is sometimes convenient to refer to such signals as bits, values, elements, symbols, characters, terms, numbers, or the like, primarily for common purposes. In the following description, the illustrative embodiments are described with reference to the symbolic representations of the acts and operations (e.g., in the form of flowcharts), which can be implemented as a program module or a function processor (including routines, programs, targets) The component data, which implements a specific task or implements a specific abstract data type and can be implemented at an existing network element or control node (eg, a database) using existing hardware. The existing hardware may include one or more central processing units (CPUs), digital signal processors (DSps), special application integrated circuits, field programmable gate array (FPGA) computers, or the like. However, it should be borne in mind that all such and similar terms should be associated with the appropriate physical quantities Terms such as "processing" or "calculation" or "decision" or "display" or similar terms refer to the actions and processing procedures of a computer system or similar electrical computing device unless explicitly stated otherwise. A computer system or similar electronic calculator ^ manipulates data representing the physical and electronic quantities in the scratchpad and memory of the computer system and converts it into a similar representation as a computer system memory or scratchpad or other such information. Other material that stores, transmits, or displays physical quantities in the device. It is also noted that the software implementation of the example embodiment is typically encoded on a tangible readable medium of the form 149316.doc 201202663 or embodied in a type of transmission medium. The medium may be magnetic media (eg, Soft disk or hard disk drive) or optical media (for example, compact disk read-only memory ("cd R〇M")), and can be read-only or random access media. Similarly, the transmission medium can be twisted pair, coaxial electron microscopy, light, fiber, or some other suitable transmission medium known in the art. The example embodiments are not limited by this aspect of any given implementation. Example embodiments will now be described with particular reference to a portable navigation device (pND). It should be understood that the teachings of the present invention are not limited to PNDs and are generally applicable to any type of processing device configured to execute navigation software to provide route planning and navigation functionality. Thus, it can be seen that, in the context of the present application, the navigation device is intended to include, but is not limited to, any type of route planning and/or navigation device, whether the device is embodied as a pND, built into the vehicle. The navigation device is either embodied as a computing resource (such as a desktop or portable personal computer (PC), a mobile phone or a portable digital assistant (pda) that executes the route rules s!| and navigation software). It will also be apparent from the following that the teachings of the present invention are effective even when the user does not seek guidance for navigation from one point to another and only wishes to have a view of a given location. In such cases, the "destination" location selected by the user does not need to have the corresponding departure location from which the user wishes to navigate, and therefore, the "destination" location in this article is actually the "destination". The reference to the view should not be interpreted as meaning that the route is necessary, travel to the "destination" must occur, or indeed, the existence of the destination needs to specify the corresponding starting position.

149316.doc S 201202663 / Living above, Figure 1 illustrates an example view of a "king ball positioning system" that can be made by a navigation device. These systems are known and used: each: purpose. - generally speaking, GPS For satellite-based radio navigation systems, the dog can determine continuous position, speed, time, and (in some cases) direction information for an unlimited number of users. (10) previously referred to as (10) (10) is in the middle of perfection. Based on these precise orbits, GPS satellites can relay their position to any number of receiving units. ▲When the device is specially equipped to receive GPSF, it starts scanning for satellite signals. In the case of radio frequency, the GPS system is implemented. After receiving a radio signal from the (IV) satellite, the device determines the precise position of the satellite via one of a plurality of different conventional methods. In most cases, the device will continue. Scan the signal until it has acquired at least three different satellite signals (note that 'other triangulation techniques can be used to determine position by only two signals, though This and very example after performing a geometric triangulation, the device uses three known positions to determine its own two-dimensional position relative to the satellite. This determination can be made in a known manner. In addition, 'acquiring the fourth satellite signal will allow the device to The homo-geometric calculation calculates its three-dimensional position in a known manner. The position and velocity data can be continuously updated in real time by an unlimited number of users. As shown in Figure 1, the GPS system is generally indicated by the reference numeral 1 。. In the orbit around the Earth 124. The orbit of each satellite is not necessarily synchronized with the orbits of other satellites 120, and is likely to be out of sync. The GPS receiver 140 is shown to receive spread spectrum GPS satellite signals from various satellites 12〇 160 » 1493l6.doc •10- 201202663 The spread spectrum signal 16 连续 continuously transmitted from each satellite 120 utilizes a highly accurate frequency standard achieved by a very accurate atomic clock. Each satellite 12 〇 is part of its data signal transmission 160 The emission indicates a lean stream of the particular satellite. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the relevant art that the GPS receiver 14 is typically obtained from at least three satellites I20. The spread spectrum GPS satellite signal 160 is used by the GPS receiver device 140 to calculate its two-dimensional position by triangulation. The acquisition of additional signals (which causes signals from a total of four satellites 12 准许 to allow the GP S to receive 14 0 The three-dimensional position is calculated in a known manner. Figure 2 is an illustrative representation of an electronic component of the navigation device 200 in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention in a square I-piece format. It should be noted that the block diagram of the navigation device 200 is not All components of the navigation device are included, but only a number of example components. The navigation device 200 is located in a housing (not shown). The housing package is connected to an input device 22 and a display screen 24 . . The input device 22 can include a keyboard device, a voice input device, a touch panel knife, or any other known input device for inputting information; and the display screen L can include any type of display screen, such as a coffee display. In the solid centering, the input device 220 and the display screen 24 are integrated into an integrated input; ==240, the integrated input and display device 240 includes - touch 4 screen input 'so that the user only needs to touch the display screen One of 24 ;; select one of the number of display options or one of the start buttons. Λ An output device 260 5H navigation device can include a device (for example, a speaker), for example, an audio wheel. Since the output device 26 can generate voice information for the user of the navigation device 2 149 149316.doc s 201202663, it should be understood that the input device 22 can also include a microphone and software for receiving an input voice command. In the navigation device 200 'the processor 21 is operatively connected to the input device 220 via connection 225 and is configured to receive input information from the input device 22 via connection 225 and is operatively coupled to display 24 via output connection 245 And outputting at least one of the output devices 260 to output the information to the at least one processor. The processor 21 is operatively coupled to the memory lean source 230 via the connection 235 and further adapted to self-input/output via the connection 275. (I/O) 埠 270 receives the information 5 / sends the information to the input / output (" ο) 中, the I / O 270 can be connected to the 1 / 〇 device outside the navigation device 2 。. Memory resource 230 includes, for example, volatile memory (such as random access memory (RAM)) and non-volatile memory (e.g., digital memory such as 'flash memory). External I/O device 280 can include, but is not limited to, an external listening device, such as an 'album. For example, the connection to the 1/〇 device 28Q may additionally be a wired or wireless connection to any other external device (such as a car stereo unit) for hands-free operation and/or for voice-activated operation, for The connection of the handset or headset and/or the connection to the mobile phone, wherein the connection can be used to establish a data connection between the navigation device and the Internet or any other _, and / Or to establish a connection to the server via the Internet or some other network. Figure 2 further illustrates the operative connection between the processor 21A and the antenna/receiver 250 via connection 255. The antenna/receiver... can be, for example, a GPS antenna/receiver. It should be understood that the illustration is illustrative and 149316.doc • 12-201202663 combines the antenna and receiver represented by reference numeral 250, but the antenna and receiver can be separately positioned components, and the antenna can be, for example, a Gps block. Antenna or helical antenna. Additionally, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the electronic components shown in Figure 2 are powered by a power source (not shown) in a conventional manner. As will be understood by those skilled in the art, it is contemplated that the different configurations of the components shown in Figure 2 are within the scope of this application. For example, the components shown in Figure 2 can communicate with one another via wired and/or wireless connections and the like. Therefore, the scope of the navigation device 200 of the present application includes a portable or handheld navigation device 200 °. Moreover, the portable or handheld navigation device 2 of FIG. 2 can be connected or "connected" to a bicycle, such as a bicycle, in a known manner. A bicycle, car or ship transportation vehicle. This navigation device 2 can then be removed from the docking position for portable or handheld navigation purposes. Referring now to Figure 3, the navigation device 2 can establish an "action" with the server view via a mobile device (not shown) such as a mobile phone, PDA, and/or any device with mobile phone technology. The telecommunications network is connected to establish a digital connection (e.g., a digital connection or connection via known Bluetooth technology). Thereafter, the mobile device can establish a network connection with the server (e.g., via the Internet) via its network service provider. Thus, 'the establishment of a navigation device (when it is on its own and/or in the case of a transporter, it can act as a U-action) 3"=action" network connection to provide information Immediately or at least reported 149316.doc -13-s 201202663 may be performed in a known manner (eg via a service provider) and another such as the ship 302 using, for example, the Internet (eg, World Wide Web) The establishment of a network connection between devices. This can include TCMP layered protocols. The use of the subscription device can utilize any number of communication standards, such as CDMA, GSM, WAN, and the like. Thus, an internet connection can be made, for example, via a data connection, via a mobile phone or mobile phone technology within navigation device 200. For this connection, an inter-network shoulder connection between the feeder 3〇2 and the navigation device 2 (9) is established. For example, a high-speed data connection for a mobile device provided by a telecommunications operator can be connected via a mobile phone or other mobile device and a GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) connection; GPRS is a method for connecting to the Internet) To make this build. Navigation, set 200 can be made in a known manner via, for example, existing Bluetooth technology technology = connection to the data of the mobile device and eventually completion of the connection with the Internet and the server thief 302. Where the data agreement can utilize any number For example, GSRM, the data agreement standard for the GSM standard. The navigation device 200 can include its own mobile phone technology (including, for example, an antenna or, as the case may be, an internal antenna of the navigation device 200) within the navigation device. The mobile phone technology within the navigation device fan may include an internal component as specified above and/or may include an insertable card (eg, a user as a module (SIM) card). The pluggable card is provided with, for example, Necessary technology and / or antenna. Thus, the navigation device 2〇. Mobile phone technology within; similarly via, for example, the Internet to establish a network connection between the navigation device 3'2, which is established in a manner similar to the any-action device 149316.doc 14 201202663 the way. For GPRS i, the Bluetooth enabled navigation device can be used to work correctly with the mobile phone model and the manufacturer's ever-changing spectrum. Further, for example, the model/manufacturer specific settings can be stored in the navigation device 200. on. The information stored for this information can be updated. In the figure, navigation device 200 is depicted as being in communication with server 302 via a universal communication channel 318, which may be implemented in any of a number of different configurations. When establishing a connection via the overnight buffer 318 between the server 3〇2 and the navigation device 2〇〇 (note that this connection may be via a poor connection via a mobile device, via a personal computer and/or via the internet) The server 302 can communicate with the navigation device 2 when the network is directly connected. The server 302 also includes a processor 3〇4 in addition to other components that may not be illustrated, the processor 〇4 being operatively coupled to a memory 306 and further operatively coupled via a wired or wireless connection 314. To a large valley $ data storage device 3 12 . Processor 304 is further operatively coupled to transmitter 308 and receiver 310 for transmitting information to and from navigation device 2 via communication channel 318. The signals transmitted and received may include data, communications, and/or other propagating signals. The transmitter 3〇8 and the receiver 31() can be selected or designed in accordance with the communication requirements and communication techniques used in the communication design of the navigation system 200. Additionally, it should be noted that the functions of transmitter 308 and receiver 308 can be combined into a signal transceiver. The server 302 is further connected to (or includes) a large-capacity storage device 312', and the sino-Odani storage device 312 can be coupled to the server 302 via the communication key 314. The mass storage device 312 includes navigation data and ground

S 149316.doc -15- 201202663 The storage of the map information, and may also be separate from the server 3〇2, or may be incorporated into the server 302. The navigation device 200 is adapted to communicate with the server 3〇2 via the communication channel 3丨8 and includes at least elements similar to those previously described with respect to FIG. 2 and for transmitting and receiving signals via the communication channel 3丨8 and/or Or the transmitter 320 and the receiver 322 of the data, it is noted that such devices may be further used to communicate with devices other than the server 302. In addition, the transmitter 320 and the receiver 322 are selected or designed according to the communication requirements and communication technologies used in the navigation device 2, and the functions of the transmitter 32 and the receiver 322 can be selected. Combined into a single transceiver. The software stored in the server memory 306 provides an indication to the processor 3〇4 and allows the feeder 302 to provide the service to the navigation device 2〇〇. One of the services provided by the server 302 includes processing the request from the navigation device 2 and transmitting the navigation data from the mass data storage 312 to the navigation device 20A. Another service provided by the server 302 includes the use of various algorithms for processing the navigation data for the desired application and transmitting the results of such calculations to the navigation device 200°. The communication channel 318 generally indicates that the navigation device 200 and the server 302 are connected. Media or path. Both server 302 and navigation device 200 include transmitters 308, 320 for transmitting data over the communication channel and receivers 310, 322 for receiving data that has been transmitted by the communication channel 3 18 . Communication channel 318 is not limited to a particular communication technology. Additionally, communication channel 318 is not limited to a single communication technology; that is, communication channel 3 18 may include several communication links using various techniques. For example, communication channel 3 1 8 can be adjusted to provide a path for electrical communication, optical communication, and/or electromagnetic communication, etc., 149316.doc -16-201202663. Thus, communication channel 3 18 includes, but is not limited to, one or a combination of the following: circuits, electrical conductors such as wires and coaxial cables, fiber optic cables, converters, radio frequency waves, atmosphere, white space ( Empty spaa) and so on. In addition, communication channel 318 can include intermediate devices such as routers, repeaters, buffers, transmitters, and receivers. In an illustrative configuration, communication channel 318 includes a telephone network and a computer network. In addition, communication network 318 may be capable of being adapted for wireless communications such as radio frequency 'microwave frequencies and/or infrared communications. Additionally, communication channel 318 can be adapted for satellite communications. Communication signals transmitted via communication channel 3 18 include, but are not limited to, signals as needed or desired for a given communication technology. For example, the signals may be suitable for use in a hive such as Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA), Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), and/or Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). In communication technology. Both the digital signal and the analog signal can be transmitted via communication channel 318. These signals may be modulated, encrypted and/or compressed signals that may be desired for communication techniques. The server 302 is a remote server accessible by the navigation device 2 via the wireless channel. Server 302 can include a network server located on a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), a virtual private network (vpN), and the like. The server 302 can include a personal computer such as a desktop or laptop computer, and the communication channel 318 can be a cable that is connected between the personal computer and the navigation device. Alternatively, a personal computer can be connected between the navigation device 2 and the servo 302 to establish a relationship between the server 3〇2 and the navigation device 2〇〇.

149316.doc S 201202663 Internet connection. The singer X has a slogan or other hand-held device to establish an I & t # ^ .,. line connection to the Internet for connecting the navigation device 200 to the server via the Internet. 302. The information from the server 3〇2 can be provided for the navigation device 2 via the information download, and the information download can be automatically updated periodically, or updated after the user connects the navigation device to the server 3〇2, and/or After a relatively continuous or frequent connection is established between the server 3〇2 and the navigation device via, for example, a wireless mobile connection device and a TCP/IP connection, it is updated in a more dynamic manner. For many dynamic meters, the processor 3〇4 in the feeder 3〇2 can be used to handle most of the processing, however, the processor 21() of the navigation device can also be disposed of independently from the connection to the server 302 from time to time. Many processing and calculations. As indicated above in FIG. 2, the navigation device 2 includes a processor 21A, an input device 220, and a display screen 240. The input device 22 and the display screen 24 can be integrated into an integrated input and display device 24 to enable, for example, information wheeling via a touch panel screen (via direct input, menu selection, etc.) and information display. As is well known to those skilled in the art, this screen can be, for example, a touch input LCD screen. In addition, the navigation device 2A can also include any additional input device 220 and/or any additional output device 26, such as an audio input/output device. 4a and 4b are perspective views of the navigation device 2''. As shown in FIG. 4a, the navigation device 200 can be an integrated input and display device 29 (eg, a touch panel screen) and other components of FIG. 2 (including but not limited to internal (^8 receiver 250, micro processing) One of the units 210, power supply, memory system 23, etc. 149316.doc 18 201202663 The navigation device 200 can be located on the arm 292, which can be fastened to the vehicle dashboard/window using the suction cup 294 This arm 292 is an example of a docking station to which the navigation device 2 can be coupled. As shown in Figure 4b, for example, the navigation device 2 can be connected to the arm 292 by connecting the navigation device 2 Buckle or otherwise connect to the arm 292 of the docking station. The navigation device 200 can then be rotated on the arm 292 as shown by the arrow in Figure 4b. To release the connection between the navigation device 2 and the docking station, For example, one of the buttons on the navigation device 2 can be pressed. Other equally suitable configurations for engaging the navigation device to the docking station and distracting the navigation device from the docking station are well known to those skilled in the art. Figure 5a to Figure 5i, A series of screen captures from the navigation device are depicted. The navigation device 2 has a touch screen interface for displaying information to the user and for accepting input from the user to the device. The screen capture screen shows an example embodiment of a user's destination location input process, the user's automatic navigation location has been set to the office of the European Patent Office in The Hague and it is desirable to navigate to

Netherlands) - the address of the track, the user knows the title of the street address and the house number. When the user turns on their navigation device 2GG, the device acquires the GPS location. The display is then used (and in a known manner) to present (as shown in FIG. 5a) a display of the navigation device 2, which displays the local environment 342 in which the navigation device 200 is determined to be located in a pseudo S-dimensional manner. . In the area 344 below the display floor of the building, the _ shows - series control and status information. 149316.doc 19 201202663 ^The display of the touch screen 342, the navigation device 200 switches to display (not shown in Figure 5b) a series of virtual buttons 346 for the user (especially) to enter the navigation they wish to navigate to Destination. By touching the "navigate to" virtual button 348, the navigation device 2 switches to a plurality of virtual buttons, each of which is associated with a selectable destination of the same category, as shown in FIG. . In this case, the Show Auto Navigation button is displayed, and when pressed, the destination 6 will again be the stored autopilot location. $ In this case, since the user is already in their auto-navigation position (ie, the EPO is in the office in The Hague), selecting this option does not result in a route. The "favorite" button displays a list of destinations that the user has previously stored in the navigation device 2 when pressed, and if the destinations are subsequently selected, the destination of the route to be calculated is set. The destination of the previously stored storage. The "Recent Destination" button appears as a list of alternative destinations that have been saved in the memory of the navigation device 200 and that the user has recently navigated to when pressed. The selection of one of the destinations filled in this list will set the destination location of this route to the location selected (previously visited). "The point of interest j button appears a number of options when pressed, by which the user can choose to navigate to any of a plurality of locations, such as a 'cash machine, gas station or tourist attraction, the plurality of locations The device has been pre-stored in the device as a location that the user of the navigation device 200 may wish to navigate to. The "arrow" shaped virtual button opens a new menu of additional options, and the "address" button 350 begins a process by which the process The user can enter the street address of the destination where he wants to navigate to 1493l6.doc -20· 201202663. In this example, since the user knows the address of the destination that he wishes to navigate to, it is assumed that the "address" button 35 is operated (by touching the button on the touch screen), then (eg Shown in Figure 5d) presents the user with a range of address entry options (in detail, for address entry via "City Center", address entry via "Postal Area Code", by "Crossroads or Intersections" (For example, the junction of two roads) is an option for address input and address entry by "track and house number". In this example, the user knows the street address and house number of the destination and thus selects the "Track and House Number" virtual button 352, which is then presented to the user (as shown in Figure 5e): the typed user a prompt 354 for the name of the city to which the navigation is desired; the user can select one of the countries in which the desired city is located, the flag button 356; and can be operated by the user to operate as necessary to enter the name of the destination city. Keyboard 358. In this case, the user has previously navigated to a location in Rijswijk and Amsterdam, and the navigation device 200 thus additionally provides the user with a list of selectable cities 360. In this case, the user wishes to navigate to Amsterdam, and after selecting Amsterdam from the list 360, the navigation device 200 displays (as shown in Figure 5f): for the user to enter one of the street names virtual keyboard 362; One of the street names 364 prompts 3 64; and (in this case 'because the user has previously navigated to the direction in Amsterdam) a list 366 of one of the selectable streets in Amsterdam. In this example, the user wants to return to the user who has previously visited

S 149316.doc • 21· 201202663 Street Rembran._ein, and therefore select Rembrandtplein from the displayed list (10) Once the street has been selected, the navigation device _ is then displayed - the smaller virtual keypad 368 and via prompt 370 The user is prompted to type in the selected street and the house number in the city that they wish to navigate to. If the user has previously navigated to one of the street numbers in the street, the house number is initially displayed (as shown in Figure 5g). If the user wishes to navigate to Rembrandtplein No. 35 again in this case, the user only needs to touch the "Done" virtual button 372 displayed in the lower right corner of the display. If the user wishes to navigate to a different house number in Rembrandtplein, all that the user needs to do is to operate keypad 368 to enter the appropriate house number. Once the house number has been entered, the user is asked in Figure 5h whether he or she wishes to arrive at a particular time. If the user presses the "Yes" button, the time required to travel to the destination is estimated and the user is advised when to leave (or when the user is late, when should have left) the user's current Location to get the functionality of the destination on time. In this case, the person does not want to arrive at a specific time and therefore selects the "no" virtual button. Selecting the "No" button 374 causes the navigation device 200 to calculate a route between the current location and the selected destination and display the route 376 (as shown in FIG. 5A) at a relatively low magnification showing the entire route. On the map. Providing the user with a virtual button 378, the user can press the "fin" virtual button 378 to indicate that he is satisfied with the calculated route; - the "go find replacement" button 380, the user can press the button The "Find Alternative" button 380 causes the navigation device 2 to calculate another line 149316.doc -22.201202663 to the selected destination; and a "Detail" button 382, the user can press the "Detail" button New 382 to display a selectable option to display more detailed information about the currently displayed route 3 7 6 . Assuming that the user is satisfied with the displayed route and has pressed the "Complete": button 378, the user is presented (as shown in Figure 6) with a pseudo three-dimensional view of the current (e.g., 'departure) position of the navigation. The display depicted in Figure 6 is similar to the display shown in the figure 'only the displayed local environment 342 now contains a departure location flag 384 and a navigation point indicator indicating the next transfer (in this case, a left turn) 386. The lower portion of the display has also changed and now shows: the name of the street where the navigation device 2 is currently located, a distance indicating the distance from the next transfer (from the current position of the navigation device) and the type of the next transfer. Icon 388, and the dynamic display of the selected time and time is 39〇. π == can start the journey. The navigation device 2 guides the use of ft 2 in a known manner by updating the map according to the change of the device 2: the device 2〇0 can provide the user with a visual navigation indication and (as appropriate) an audio navigation indication . According to an example embodiment, the manners of the enhancements are displayed on the display of the enhanced navigation finger, for example, in the user of the car or on the track of the money channel - the scene - the method is based on A navigation 奘w + h is used to determine the route of the road as determined by the 5th side. The method enters..., the large input and the display device show no progress. It is determined that one of the navigation devices is a winter prepaid unit. In the integrated navigation device of the navigation device, the device is set, and the device is not installed. The current bit is displayed on 149316.doc

.23· S 201202663 The one-piece shirt image is displayed on the basis of the judgement; and the delay route of the warehouse is displayed by the navigation device, and the indication relating to the image and the position is determined by the navigation device. In accordance with various example embodiments and as illustrated in Figure 7, a method for displaying an indication of an advancement for a determined route of travel in a navigation device is disclosed. The method is based on the determination of the travel route of one of the navigation devices 200 to determine that the map is used for one of the navigation device 2 integrated input and display devices 24 〇 #七+ 4 , and It doesn’t show up. The method includes determining that one of the navigation devices 200 is a singer. The method of the present invention includes: displaying an image of the current position on the integrated input and display device 24 of the navigation device 2, and displaying the image and the line based on the path of the sea star The relevant indication 0 implements this process without direct interaction between the user and the 'aviation device 2'. In order to enable the navigation device 2 to display the promotion indication, during the process of displaying the map information, use The user does not interact directly with the navigation device 2 for other purposes, and the user can interact with the navigation device 200 during the process of displaying the map information. For example, the user can change the display settings or voice settings. The user can even change The enable/disable setting associated with displaying the promotion indication. Referring to Figure 7, in step S705, the navigation device 2 receives, for example, via the input device 220, the desired destination to which the user intends to travel. Once the navigation device 200 Upon receiving the desired destination, in step s7, the navigation device 200 determines the current location of the user and/or the navigation device 2. Once the current location is determined In step S715, the navigation device 200 calculates the 149316.doc • 24· 201202663 planned route between the current location and the desired destination using a method known to those skilled in the art. In step S720, the navigation device 2〇〇 The first indication is determined. The first indication may be the first indication step f in the planned route calculated in step S715. For example, if the navigation device 200 is located in the parking lot of the shopping mall, the first indication may be to the shopping. The indication of the exit of the N parking lot is 5b. Compared with the instructions of other types, the first instruction is that the 赍 赍 赍 κ Λ Λ Λ Λ 较 吊 吊 吊 吊 吊 , , , , , , 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 因为 运输 运输 运输 运输 运输2, the viewing direction. For example, the user may have turned the vehicle during the event (eg, stop: transport) during the navigation device 2 (10), the navigation device (10) is not registered ^ in step S722 The navigation device determines whether the current location is associated with the fish first indication. This can be analyzed by performing a detailed location analysis of the first indication. For example, the navigation device fan can be formed (for example) and One finger: the associated street name, intersection name, and/or address number. The navigation device 200 can also analyze the current location to create a similar list containing the same information. Then, the two lists can be compared. If the current position is not associated with the first indication, then control moves to step (4), and: the promotion indication is displayed. For example, if the list associated with the first indication matches the list associated with the current location, then Displaying the promotion indication. At step S72 8 'displaying the planned route information. If the navigation device 200 determines in step S722 that the current position is associated with the first indication', then in step S725, the boat guide device 2 is from the memory 2 The scene image of the current location of the paste navigation device 2GG, for example, (for example, a user in a car or a user on a street) at the street level is all 149316.doc • 25·

S 201202663 Scene image. A panoramic image of a scene at a street level can be an image showing the location of the street level. For example, a panoramic image of a scene at a street level can be a GOOGLE STREET VIEWTM image. A panoramic image of a scene at a street level can also be, for example, a satellite image that is zoomed in at a particular location to show details of the street level. The panoramic image of the scene at the street level can also be a three-dimensional image. The panoramic image of the scene at the street level can contain realistic details of the photography of the environment. The panoramic image of the scene at the street level can be corrected for the seasonal time. The panoramic image of the scene at the street level may be the current photo taken by the camera device that was most recently in that location. As another example, assuming that the navigation device 200 has a camera (not shown) that is focused in a direction out of the window, the navigation device can be immediately before the navigation device 200 reaches the destination and the user is driving along the street. Also take a photo (or several photos) in the direction of travel. In this manner, if the navigation device 200 requires a panoramic image of the scene at the street level to be displayed on the navigation device 200, the navigation device 200 may already have a panoramic image of the scene at the street level on the navigation device 200. As still another example, it is assumed that other navigation devices have a camera that is photographed by other navigation devices as other navigation devices drive past the location where the vehicle is parked. There is a possibility that at least one of the other navigation devices captures a picture of the transport tool (the navigation device 200 in the transport). Other devices may know the coordinates of the navigation device 200 (e.g., via WiFi or via the server 302). Other navigation devices may send the image (e.g., via server 302 or directly via WiFi) to the navigation device 200 before the navigation device 200 requires the image. In this way, the user sees the user's own vehicle in the image' and also corrects the image for the year and day time (e. g., showing snow or seasonal conditions). The memory 23G can obtain and store images of the street level. As discussed above with respect to Figure 3, the navigation device 2 can be coupled to the distal feeder 3〇2. When connected to the server 3G2, the navigation device can download and store the panoramic image of the scene at the street level. As is known to those skilled in the art, in order to store all of the panoramic images of the scene at the track level that can be stored on the server 302 in the bulk data storage unit 312, the memory 23 will have a fairly large size. . The example embodiment is directed to a memory of reasonable size. Thus, the memory 23 can be stored in a scene of a street level sufficient to cover, for example, a panoramic image of a region (e.g., 'Northeastern United States) or a country (e.g., the United Kingdom) or a domain (e.g., Amsterdam). In step S730, the navigation device displays the panoramic image of the scene at the street level which is taken in step (10) together with the first finger determined in step s72. For example, the panoramic image of the scene at the level of the track level can be the image of the car, including the location of the navigation device and the location of the field exit. The first indication can be an arrow indicating the location (e.g., parking space) from the navigation device (10) to the exit of the shopping mall ramp. In another example, referring to Fig. 9, the user (and the navigation device) can be fused on the road shown in the figure. The navigation device 2 may not know that the user is approaching the road from the left or from the right, thus indicating that the initial direction of travel may be inaccurate. In the display illustrated in Figure 9, there is an indication of the correct line 149316.doc

-27- S 201202663 'The arrow of direction (for example, the first indication). In:: The head (e.g., the 'first indication) may also be located in the scene at the level of the track. Like top, bottom, right or left. The first indication can also be voice two. Referring again to FIG. 9, the voice command can be, for example, "Go to Oak. The white two-story house is on your left and the shade is on your right." ...v. In S735, the navigation device employs to detect the navigation device. The fan extends beyond the scene of the scene at the street level. If the navigation device 200 exceeds the region of the panoramic image of the scene at the r-channel level, then in step S74G, navigation, ‘ ‘‘, the remainder of the route is known (as known in the art). In step S745, the navigation device 2 detects that the navigation device _ has reached the transition point. The transition point may be from the current direction of travel, the user may be heading north and need to turn east in the next _ = 2 port. For example, the user may be on the road and need to select the next exit ramp. Another example can be 4 ψ rr, ^ ^ The useless is approaching the parent pass ring ^ 4, and traveling northward to continue the detection of the northward transition point does not require the user to interact with the navigation device. 200 determines whether the navigation device 2 has reached the transition point by using the (4) system of the position of the auxiliary identification navigation device 2 and using the planned route. The details of this detection will be readily understood by those skilled in the art. In step S750, the navigation device determines a transition indication. The transition indication may be the next one of the planned routes calculated in step S715. For example, if the navigation device is approaching the traffic circle, two: two 1493l6.doc -28- 201202663 may be the media inlet and exit relative to the traffic circle. In step S755, the navigational nightmare of the scene in the street level is all the %H body 23G operation shift position (10) is displayed in the step heart: in, step t: S76 ° 'navigation installer H 1 in the street this The panoramic shirt image of the scene of the hierarchy and the circle in step S75 ~... No. Continuing with the above-described example of the clothing and referring to Fig. 9, the panoramic image of the % of the street on the street shore A #, s π j, and the level can be in the exit direction. If there are a number of entrances and exits in the traffic circle, it is obvious that the appropriate exit will not be determined. By placing the image along with the indication, the user can be more confident in choosing the correct exit. : Refer to Figure 9 for the voice command. For example, "Voice == Exit to (10) at the traffic circle, so that the white two-story house (4) is on your right." After the step S760 is completed, the control moves to the step. S765. In step S765, the navigation device determines whether or not the navigation device 200 has been desirably connected to the desired destination in step S7Q5 using a method known to those skilled in the art. If the navigation device 200 is not at the desired destination, the method loops through steps S735 through S765. If, in step 5765, the navigation device determines that the navigation device 200 has reached the desired destination, then control moves to step π. And the method ends. According to an example embodiment, the method is for displaying an enhanced navigation indication, and the enhanced navigation indication comprises (10) a user in the car or a user at the street level - the scene - the panoramic image The method includes determining a map information based on the determined route of the navigation device for displaying on the integrated input and display device of the navigation device

I49316.doc -29- S 201202663 Current position; Show this current bit — by this navigation. The method further includes: determining that one of the navigation devices displays an image on the integrated input and display device of the navigation device; and determining, based on the determined travel route display device, the image and the location Instructions. In accordance with various embodiments of the present application and as illustrated in Figure 8, a method for presenting a promotional indication for a determined travel route at the navigation device 2 is disclosed. The method includes determining map information based on a determined route of travel of the navigation device 2 for display on the integrated input and display device 24 of the navigation device. The method includes determining a current location of the navigation device 200. The method further includes displaying an image of the current location on the integrated input and display device 24 of the navigation device 200, and displaying an indication associated with the image based on the determined travel route. Referring to Fig. 8, in step S805, the navigation device 2 receives, for example, via the input device 220, the desired destination to which the user intends to travel. Once the navigation device 200 receives the desired destination, then in step 881, the navigation device 200 determines the current location of the user and/or the navigation device 2. Once the current position is determined, then in step S815, the navigation device 2 calculates a planned route between the current location and the desired destination. In step S820, a first indication is determined. The first indication may be a first indication step in the planned route in which the leaf is different in step S81. For example, if the navigation device 200 is located in a parking lot of a shopping mall, the first indication may be a guide to the exit of the shopping mall ramp. Compared to other types of indications, the first indication is often more difficult to grasp because the rotation of the vehicle is often 149316.doc 201202663 does not match the viewing direction of the navigation device 200. For example, the user may have turned the transport tool during the 'air 2GG-event (e.g., park the transport guard) ‘the navigation device 2〇〇 did not register the turn. In step S822, the navigation device determines whether the current position is related to the first shame-related shame by performing detailed analysis of the first indication to perform the analysis. For example, the navigation bar can form, for example, a list of street names, intersection street names, and/or address numbers associated with the first indication. The navigation device 200 can also analyze the current location to create a similar list containing the same information. Then you can compare the two lists. If the navigation device 200 determines that the current position is not associated with the first indication, then control moves to step S823, and; the promotion indication is displayed. For example, the Uσ, the right and the first indication are associated with the list associated with the position: 杳S Β.Ι -Τ- θ= _% of the soap, the promotion indication is not displayed. At step S823, the planned route information is displayed. If the navigation device finely determines that the current position is associated with the first finger in step S822, then in step S825, the navigation device 2 downloads the current location of the navigation device 200 from the feeder 3〇2. A set of % scene images, for example, a panoramic image of a scene at the level of the track. As described above with respect to Figure 3, the navigation device 200 can communicate with the network and capture the scenes of the scenes at the street level. The network can be among several different types of networks. For example, the network can be a local area network (LAN), a metropolitan area network (test), a wide area network (WAN), and a virtual private (4) (VPN). ) and so on. Depending on the implementation of the navigation device, the network can be one of several different sizes. The network can be a private network, making its accessibility limited to group users. As an example, the navigation device 2 149316.doc • 31 · % 201202663 The provider can set up a private network for its users. Each of the users (navigation device 200 users) may be able to access a panoramic view of the scene at the street level stored on one or more servers (such as mass storage device 312) hosted by the service provider. image. The navigation device 200 may be able to access a panoramic image of a scene at the street level in the navigation device 200 via a connection to a server that is hosted. Alternatively, the network can be connected via an Internet Service Provider (ISP) using a TCP/IP connection. The panoramic image of the scene at the street level can be stored in the mass data storage 3 12 . The server 302 can also be configured to capture panoramic images of scenes at the street level from another server. For example, if the panoramic image of the scene at the street level is a GOOGLE STREET VIEWTM image, the server 302 can capture the image from the GOOGLETM server. In the alternative, the navigation device 200 can retrieve the GOOGLE STREET VIEWTM image directly from the GOOGLETM server. As described above, in step S825, the navigation device 200 downloads the panoramic image of the scene at the street level. In step S830, the navigation device 200 generates a panoramic image of the scene included in the street level and an image of the first indication. As an alternative to the combination of steps S825 and S830 above, in step S835, the server 302 receives the first indication and incorporates it into the panoramic image of the scene at the level of the track. In step S835, the navigation device 200 downloads an image from the server 302. The image contains both the panoramic image of the scene at the level of the track and the first indication. In step S840, the navigation device 200 displays the panoramic image of the scene at the street level generated in step S830 (or in S835) together with the first indication determined by 149316.doc -32-201202663 in step S820. On the device of the device 200. In step S845, the navigation device 200 detects an area in which the navigation device 200 exceeds the panoramic image of the scene at the street level. If the navigation device 200 exceeds the area of the panoramic image of the scene at the street level, then in step S860, the navigation device 200 displays the rest of the route (as known in the art). In step S855, the navigation device 200 can detect that the navigation device 200 has reached the transition point. In step S860, the navigation device 200 determines a transition instruction. The transition indication may be the next indication step in the planned route calculated in step S815. In step S865, the navigation device 200 downloads the panoramic image of the scene at the street level of the transition position of the navigation device 200 from the server 302. In step S870, the navigation device 200 generates an image including a panoramic image of the scene at the street level and a transition point indication. As an alternative to the combination of steps S865 and S870 above, in step S875, the server 302 receives the first indication and incorporates it into the panoramic image of the scene at the street level. In step S875, an image is downloaded from the server 302. The image contains both a panoramic image of the scene at the street level and a transition point indication. In step S880, the navigation device 200 displays the panoramic image of the scene at the street level generated in step S870 (or in S875) together with the transition instruction determined in step S860. After the completion of step S880, control is passed to step S885. In step S885, the navigation device 200 determines whether the navigation device 200 has reached the desired destination 149316.doc - 33 - 201202663 received in step S805 using a method known to those skilled in the art. If the navigation device 200 is not at the desired destination, the method loops through steps S845 through S885. If, in step 8805, the navigation device 2 determines that the navigation device 200 has reached the desired destination, then control is passed to step S89, and the method ends. Another example embodiment of the present invention is directed to a navigation device. The navigation device does not enhance the navigation indication. The enhanced navigation instructions include, for example, a panoramic image of one of the scenes in the <flying vehicle or a user on the street at the street level. The navigation device includes an input device that receives at least one input indicative of a desired destination of a desired destination. The navigation device includes a processor operatively coupled to the input device. The «Hai processor is configured to calculate a planned route between a current location and the desired destination, the processor configured to determine the current location (and direction of travel), and the processor is configured to obtain One of the images of the current location. The image is a position-level view of the track level, and the processor is further configured to overlay a first indication onto the image. The navigation device package 3 is a display device. The display device is controllable by the processor and configured to display the planned route and the image containing the first indication. It should be noted that the present application has been described in relation to at least one of the methods of the present application. However, at least one embodiment of the present application is directed to a device 200 that includes a memory resource 23() and For displaying map information: : The display device 240, #中的显示器装置24〇 can be part of the integrated input and dual device 24G. However, example embodiments are not limited to this navigation device. As is familiar with this technique, the surgeon will understand that other devices such as 'navigation devices or computing resources built into the vehicle can be used, such as ^ 149316.doc •34· 201202663 Two Ways Planning and Navigation Software A desktop or portable personal computer (4)), a mobile phone or a portable digital assistant (PDA) is used to perform the various aspects described above with respect to Figure 7 and the method of the fascination. Therefore, for the sake of brevity, omit further The scoop: another example of the embodiment is for computer software. The computer software 匕 \ or multiple #大体模块, one or more software modules can be operated to be executed in the 仃 environment The processor is caused to determine the map f for display on the navigation device 200 based on the route of the navigation device. The processor determines that the navigation device 20 is currently present. Position, and without the additional user input, display the current position one, 琢 '7, the shirt image on the integrated display and display device of the navigation device 200. The processor is based on the determined travel The route does not appear with the image of the scene. Off instructions. To: - Some embodiments can be implemented for use in computer systems. "Computer programs are produced on a monthly basis." Wang products are, for example, stored on tangible data recording media (computer readable media) (such as 'magnetic The system, the cd_r〇m'r〇m or the fixed disk), or the program, or the computer data signal, the L 5 tiger is in tangible media or wireless media (such as microwave Or on the infrared). The series of computer instructions or blocks may constitute all or part of the functionality of the method of the embodiments described above, and may also be stored in any memory device (volatile or non-volatile memory device such as semiconductor, magnetic). , optical or other memory device). It should also be understood that various aspects and embodiments of the present invention have been previously described in (4). The present invention is not limited to the specific configuration described herein, but the fact that 149316.doc • 35-s 201202663 is 'the invention' is extended to include all configurations and modifications and changes that fall within the scope of the accompanying claims. . For example, although the embodiments described in the foregoing detailed description refer to GPS, it should be noted that 'the navigation device 200 can utilize any type of position sensing technology as an alternative to GPS (or, in addition to GPS, for example, a navigation device) 200 may utilize other global navigation satellite systems, such as the European Galileo system. Likewise, the navigation device 200 is not limited to satellite-based and may readily use ground-based beacons or any other to enable the device to determine its geographic location. The system will also function. It will be well understood by those skilled in the art that the example embodiments implement a certain functionality by software. The functionality can be similarly only in hardware (eg, by one or more ASICs) The special application integrated circuit)) is implemented or actually implemented by a mixture of hardware and software. Therefore, the scope of the invention should not be construed as being limited to implementation in software. Finally, it should be noted that although the patent application is attached The scope sets forth certain combinations of features described herein, but the scope of the invention is not limited to the specific combinations set forth below, but rather, The scope of the present invention is extended to include any combination of the features or embodiments disclosed herein, whether or not the specific combination has been specifically recited in the accompanying claims. Fig. 1 is a global A schematic diagram of a positioning system (GPS); a schematic diagram of the electronic components of the navigation device is configured to provide a description; and FIG. 3 is a navigation device of FIG. 2 capable of receiving information on a wireless communication channel from 149316.doc FIG. 4a and FIG. 4b are explanatory perspective views of the navigation device of FIG. 2; FIGS. 5a to 5i are illustrative screen shots from a navigation device regarding a destination input process. Figure 6 is an illustrative flow diagram of a departure location from a navigation device depicting a descriptively calculated route; Figure 7 is an illustrative flow diagram depicting steps of an example embodiment; To illustrate an illustrative flow chart of the steps of an example embodiment; and FIG. 9 is an illustrative image depicting an image along with an indication, according to an example embodiment. 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GpS Receiver Spread Spectrum GPS Satellite Signal Navigation Device Processor Wheeling Device Connect Memory/Memory Resource Connection·'"Unsettled 7 Integrated Wheel Entry and Display Device Round-Out Connection-37- £201202663 250 Antenna/Receive 255 Connection 260 Output Device 270 Input/Output (I/O) 275 Connection 280 Input/Output Device 290 Integrated Input and Display Device 292 Arm 294 Sucker 302 Server 304 Processor 306 Memory 308 Transmitter 310 Receiver 312 Bulk data storage device /; * 314 wired or wireless connection 318 communication channel 320 transmitter 322 receiver 340 display 342 local environment 344 area 346 virtual button 348 "navigate to" virtual button 149316.doc -38- 201202663 350 "address" Button 352 "Street and House Number" 354 Tip 356 Flag button 358 Virtual keyboard 360 List of selectable cities 362 Virtual keyboard 364 Street name / Tip 366 List of selectable streets 368 Virtual keypad 370 Tip 372 " Complete" virtual button 374 "no" button 376 route 378 "complete" virtual 380 button "Find alternative" button 382 "details" button 384 Starting Position waypoint indicator flag 386 388 390 dynamic display icons s 149316.doc .39 ·

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201202663 VII. Patent application scope: 1 · A method comprising: determining a map message for use in the navigation device based on a travel route of one of the navigation devices (2〇0) 〇〇) 夕衣直 (2 calls) - displayed on the integrated input and display device (240); determines the current position of one of the navigation devices (200); in the navigation device without additional user input ( 2)) displaying an image of a scene associated with the current position on the integrated input and display device (24〇); and displaying a finger 7JT ° related to the (4) image based on the determined travel route 2. As in the method of claim 1, the image of Gan _ φ $ p曰v has a view of the position of one of the positions. 3. The method of any of claims 1 or 2, wherein the image is a three-dimensional image of the scene. 4. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the indication is a first phase +, %. The first step is not the first step in the determined route; 'the notification notification-user Along the direction of the -4 travel direction of the route, and the indication is at least one of: a voice command finger. The integrated input and display device of the navigation device (200) a symbol; and an arrow on the device (240) of the navigation device (2). A method of claim 4, wherein the symbol and at least one of the arrows 149316.doc 201202663 糸 Press at least one of the X modes to display: on the image of the scene, above the image of the scene; next to the image of the scene; and below the image of the scene. 6. The method of claim 2 or 2, wherein the image of the scene is obtained by the navigation device (200) and stored in a memory (230) of the navigation device (2). The method of item 1 or 2, wherein the image of the scene is self-contained by the navigation device (2〇〇) The server (302) of the storage device (312) downloads 0. 8. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the image includes the indication when the navigation device (200) downloads the image of the scene. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the navigation device (2〇〇) adds the indication to the image of the scene. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the image of the scene is one Google Street View image. The method of claim 1 or 2, further comprising displaying the remaining portion of the determined route after the navigation device (2〇〇) travels beyond a region of the image corresponding to the scene. 12. The method of claim 1 or 2, further comprising: monitoring travel of the navigation device (200) along the determined route; and even the integrated input and display device of the navigation device (200) (24〇) A new image of one of the scenes of the upper shell and a new indication for one of the transition points, which is the point along the path of the warp, in that direction. 149316.doc 201202663 13 14 15 16 17. 18. (7) Method of seeking item 1 or 2 Included on the image of the scene: a visual indicator indicating the current position of the navigation device (200). The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the navigation device (2〇〇) is a personal navigation device ( 200), a mobile phone, a number of assistants, and an in-vehicle device. • A computer readable medium _) 'which contains program blocks that are used in the navigation device (200) When a processor (2〇1) is executed, the navigation I is set (fan) to implement the method of any one of the items 1 to 13. A package of shame software, comprising one or more software modules, operable to enable a processor (201) when executed in an execution environment: ^ - navigation device (_ Determining map information for display on an integrated input and display device (240) of the navigation device (200); determining a current location of the navigation device (200); j displaying an image of a scene of the current location on the splicing input and display device (24 〇) of the navigation device (200) without additional user input; and displaying based on the determined travel route An indication of the image associated with the scene. The computer software of claim 16, wherein the image of the scene is at least one of a location-level view of the location, and the image of the scene is a three-dimensional image. For example, the computer software of the item of item 16 or 17, wherein 149316.doc 201202663 the instruction is a __;; _ _, 曰 ,, 5 hai  - indicates a step of the determined route τ The indication notification - the user's correct direction of travel along the line - and = is shown as at least one of: a voice command indication; the integrated input and display device of the navigation device (2 〇 °) (240) Upper: - symbol; and an arrow on the integrated input and display device (240) of the navigation device (2). 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. The computer software of claim 18, wherein the symbol and at least one of the arrows are displayed by at least one of: in the image of the scene Above the image of the scene; next to the image of the scene, and below the image of the scene. The computer software of claim 16 or 17, wherein the image of the scene is downloaded by the navigation device () from a feeder (3〇2) containing a storage device (312). The computer software of claim 20, wherein the image includes the indication when the navigation device (2〇〇) downloads the image of the scene. The computer software of claim 16 or 17 wherein the image of the scene is a Google Street View image. The computer software of claim 16 or 17, further comprising displaying the remaining portion of the determined route after the navigation device (200) travels beyond the region corresponding to the image of the scene. The computer software of claim 16 or 17, further comprising: monitoring the travel of the navigation device (200) along the determined route; and the integrated input and display device (24) of the navigation device (200) Above 149316.doc 201202663 shows a new image of the scene and a new indication for one of the transition points, which is any point along the determined route, at which point a direction is changed. 25. 26. The computer software of claim 16 or 7, further comprising visually indicating one of the current positions of the navigation device (2〇〇) on the image of the scene. A navigation device (200), comprising: an input device that receives at least one input indicative of a desired destination; a processor (2〇1) operatively coupled to the input device (220) State to calculate a planned route between a current location and the desired destination 'the processor (201) is configured to determine the current location, the processor (201) configured to have no additional user input Obtaining an image of a scene of the current location, the image of the scene is a street level view of a location, and the processor (2.1) is configured to overlay a first indication on the scene And the display device (240), which is controllable by the processor (201) and configured to display the planned route and the image of the scene including the first indication. 149316.doc