TigerNav
Princeton University's indoor and outdoor navigation web app.
What's TigerNav?
What It Does
Past Progress
Future Development
Currently Mapped Buildings
What’s TigerNav?
TigerNav is Princeton University’s first and only indoor and outdoor navigation application. Check us out at TigerNav (note: the site is only accessible to Princeton University students and faculty).
This project was originally started as a Princeton University project for COS 333 in Spring 2017. Check out our past progress and previous development timeline here and see which buildings we’ve mapped indoors here. Or, check out our User Guide or Future Development.
Why TigerNav?
Nagivating Princeton’s campus can be quite the challenge. Issues include:
- Finding the nearest, or frankly any, bathroom in McCosh Hall
- Finding 310 Blair Hall - is it the third floor of the first entryway or the first entryway of the third floor? Neither! It’s the third floor of entryway ‘A’.
Each building has its own unique numbering system that makes it difficult to get around both new and familiar places. That’s why we created TigerNav.
Our Team
Justin Athill (jca4@princeton.edu) Group Leader
Angela Hillsman (angelah@princeton.edu)
Ambika Viswanathan (ambikav@princeton.edu)
Daniel Wood (dewood@princeton.edu)
Project Manager: Jonathan Balkind (jbalkind@princeton.edu)
