The problem AR Go solves

Some common problems related to indoor navigation include:
Lack of GPS signal: GPS signals are often unreliable or unavailable indoors, making it difficult for users to determine their location and navigate effectively.
Complex indoor environments: Buildings and indoor spaces can have multiple floors, walls, and other obstructions that can make it difficult to accurately determine one's location and plan a route.
Inconsistent or inaccurate mapping data: Indoor maps and navigation systems may rely on manual data input, which can lead to inconsistencies or inaccuracies in the information provided to users.
User experience: Providing a user-friendly and intuitive navigation experience can be challenging, particularly in complex indoor environments. This can make it difficult for users to understand how to use the navigation system and plan a route effectively.
Integration with existing technology: Integrating indoor navigation systems with existing technologies, such as mobile devices, can also be challenging and may require significant technical expertise.

Challenges we ran into

The challenges we came across while making the project were:
->Accurate mapping: Accurately mapping indoor spaces is challenging due to the complexity of the environment and the limited availability of information about the space.
->Limited visibility: AR navigation requires a clear line of sight between the device and the surrounding environment, which can be limited in some indoor spaces, such as dense or cluttered areas.
->User experience: AR navigation must be designed to be intuitive and easy to use, even for those who are unfamiliar with AR technology. This requires careful consideration of user interface design and user experience.
->Technology:For AR indoor navigation we had multiple technology to work on but we used AR foundation with 2D maping. Though we tried to implement it using MapBox and qgis but were not able to do so.