MyGateFinder

Inspiration

Finding your way around the airport is always troublesome, so why not make a way for people to get to their gate easier.

What it does

It allows you to input your terminal, concourse and gate number and direct you to where to go and where your gate will be.

How we built it

We used Replit to collaborate and used Java as our language

Challenges we ran into

Trying to figure out how we would want the code to look as well as breaking apart the code into different sections

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are proud that there was very little conflict between us as well as being able to code all this in such a short time.

What we learned

That when you have an idea, it tend s to change throughout your process of coding, that you have to constantly adapt and rethink new solutions even when working with some basic code.

What's next for MyGateFinder

For now, MyGateFinder is just a rough prototype. The actual vision for MyGateFinder is an app, with built-in “map inside the airport” which would navigate the user to their gate real time. With map inside the airport, getting to a gate would be like getting to a nearby local supermarket using navigation by Google Maps. Soon, MyGateFinder will not only help you through O’Hare International airports, but more airpots option.

Built With

• java
• replit