🍄 Mushroom Navigator
Create an aerial field survey and turn it into a navigable mushroom map.
1. Upload aerial survey
Start with a stitched, high-resolution image of the field. The prototype accepts JPG, PNG and other browser-supported image formats.
Image loaded.
2. Identify the field
Give the survey a name so you can recognise it later.
3. Georeference the image
For the eventual GPS system, tell the app where the aerial image sits on Earth. Two opposite corners are enough for a simple first georeferencing model.
Georeferencing: waiting for corner coordinates.
4. What should the AI look for?
This is where the eventual reference-image/detection workflow will live.
5. Survey options
Keep original image
Retain the full-resolution aerial image alongside the analysis.
Show mushroom density
Create a visual density layer from detections.
Group nearby detections into patches
Useful when many detections occur close together.
Estimate total count
Calculate an estimated count from detected individuals.
6. Navigation preferences
Spoken guidance
Read navigation prompts aloud.
Survey readiness
Upload an aerial image to begin.
PROTOTYPE Mushroom detections are simulated until the AI image-analysis stage is connected.
Survey map • simulated detections
Patch A • 50
Patch B • 31
Patch C • 18
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Distance
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Direction to patch
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You're facing
Tap a patch to select it.