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Me-Friends-Web (MFW): A Model for Navigation Assistance Through Social Navigation Networks

Hassan A. Karimi

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Modern navigation systems/services are computationally sophisticated gadgets capable of assisting people with mobility in locations where digital road network maps are available. However, despite much advancements in navigation systems/services, they fall short of handling common constraints (e.g.,

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Modern navigation systems/services are computationally sophisticated gadgets capable of assisting people with mobility in locations where digital road network maps are available. However, despite much advancements in navigation systems/services, they fall short of handling common constraints (e.g.,

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Modern navigation systems/services are computationally sophisticated gadgets capable of assisting people with mobility in locations where digital road network maps are available. However, despite much advancements in navigation systems/services, they fall short of handling common constraints (e.g.,

Key concepts: Computer science, Navigation system, World Wide Web, Web service, Human–computer interaction, Computer security, Real-time computing

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