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Navigation system and displaying method thereof

  • US 8,977,486 B2
  • Filed: 03/27/2012
  • Issued: 03/10/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/15/2011
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A navigation system comprising;

  • a GPS receiving member configured to receive GPS location information;

    a map data storage member configured to store multiple indication data including map data;

    a controlling member configured to request a display scope of the map data, corresponding to the received GPS location information, and at least one set of indication data within the display scope, and further configured to 3-D data-process the indication data so that it can be displayed so that a most critical data is protruding the most to a driver;

    a display member configured to display the map data containing the 3-D data-processed indication data based on a criticality level of the indication data;

    an indication data criticality setting member configured to set and store the criticality level of each piece of indication data;

    an indication data requesting member configured to request at least one set of indication data that falls within the display scope of the map data that corresponds to the received GPS location information; and

    a 3-D-data-processing member configured to match the requested indication data with an indication data criticality level and determine a particular level of protrusion in a direction of the driver based on the criticality level of the indication data,wherein the indication data is selected from a group consisting of information related to a speed of a vehicle, a speed limit of a road the vehicle is on, intersections, speeding radar, traffic camera locations, traffic information collector locations, Points of Interest (POIs) and bump locations, andwherein the information related to the speed of the vehicle, which is a part of the indication data, is displayed so that the speed of the vehicle protrudes in a direction of where the driver is seated, in proportion to how much faster than the speed limit the vehicle is moving.

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