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, 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 ...

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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...