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  • Camera Orientation: Front-facing, exterior
  • ​✅ Accept: Unobstructed view of the road and buildings
  • ​✅ Accept: Unobstructed view of the road and buildings
  • ❌ Reject: Too much of the car's hood is visible
  • ❌ Reject: Too much sky
  • Camera Orientation: Front-facing, interior
  • ​✅ Accept: Unobstructed view of the road and buildings
  • ​✅ Accept: Clear view of the road and buildings
  • ​✅ Accept: Good view of the road and environment
  • ❌ Reject: Too much of the vehicle’s interior is visible
  • ❌ Reject: Too much of the vehicle’s interior is visible
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Clarity of View

A clear view to more HONEY.

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Last updated 17 days ago

The factors into the amount of HONEY tokens earned. Clarity of view plays a large role in producing high-quality map data. Low-quality data typically stems from two issues:

  1. Device is not properly installed or mounted – The device is mounted where you can see too much of the dashboard or sides of the windshield.

  2. Correct mounting, but poor imagery – Images that are collected at night, in excessive rain/snow, or with other vehicles blocking the view of the road.

Let’s take a look at some examples of good and bad imagery.

Camera Orientation: Front-facing, exterior

​✅ Accept: Unobstructed view of the road and buildings

The camera is centered on the street and there are no obstructions (such as the car’s hood, dashboard, or antenna).

​✅ Accept: Unobstructed view of the road and buildings

The camera is centered on the street and there are no large obstructions (such as the car’s hood, dashboard, or antenna). The small amount of windshield visible in the lower right hand corner of the image is acceptable

❌ Reject: Too much of the car's hood is visible

The camera is facing down and is capturing too much of the car's hood in the image. This problem can be addressed by tilting the camera upwards.​

❌ Reject: Too much sky

The camera is facing up and is capturing too much sky in the image and you can't see lane markings on the road. This problem can be addressed by tilting the camera downwards.

Camera Orientation: Front-facing, interior

​✅ Accept: Unobstructed view of the road and buildings

The windshield's glass is clean, there is no reflection of the dashboard in the windshield, the camera is centered on the street, and there are no obstructions (such as the car’s hood, dashboard, or antenna).

​✅ Accept: Clear view of the road and buildings

The car’s hood is visible, but it only makes up a small percentage of the image. Otherwise, the windshield’s glass is clean, there is no reflection of the dashboard in the windshield, and the camera is centered on the street.

​✅ Accept: Good view of the road and environment

The car’s hood and sides of the windshield are visible, but it only makes up a small percentage of the image. Otherwise, the windshield’s glass is clean, the camera is centered on the street, and there is minimal glare.

❌ Reject: Too much of the vehicle’s interior is visible

The vehicle’s dashboard is visible and constitutes over half the image. This common problem can be addressed by tilting the camera upwards to face more of the environment or remounting the camera higher on the windshield.

❌ Reject: Too much of the vehicle’s interior is visible

The vehicle’s dashboard is visible and constitutes close to half of the image. The lens is also not focused on the road.

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