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HPE6-A43 · Question #9

A customer uses a Meridian-powered app to get directions from one location to another in a venue. The customer does not see a blue dot on the map to indicate the location or the device. Which method…

The correct answer is D. self-guided wayfinding. Self-Guided Wayfinding Once you've used the Meridian Editor to add placemarks to your map, your visitors will be able to find those placemarks in your Meridian-powered app by locating them on the map, browsing for them in a list or by searching for them by name. Meridian…

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Question

A customer uses a Meridian-powered app to get directions from one location to another in a venue. The customer does not see a blue dot on the map to indicate the location or the device. Which method will be used to provide directions?

Options

  • Alocation-enabled app
  • BUSB beacon
  • Cbattery-powered beacon
  • Dself-guided wayfinding

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    16% (3)
  • D
    74% (14)

Explanation

Self-Guided Wayfinding Once you've used the Meridian Editor to add placemarks to your map, your visitors will be able to find those placemarks in your Meridian-powered app by locating them on the map, browsing for them in a list or by searching for them by name. Meridian provides users self-guided wayfinding between placemarks on a map by using routes. Turn-by- turn directions will be provided by the app between placemarks or points of interest on a map. This can be done without any Beacons.

Topics

#blue dot#self-guided wayfinding#Meridian#indoor navigation

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