Inspiration
Ever wondered about the name of the beautiful spot you see in a photo? and found it hard to remember its foreign name, or wondered which country hosts it?
What it does
After the user enters the URL of an image, the app determined the name and the location of the landmark and finds the nearest airport and the price for a ticket to go there. (as it stands now it is using fictional airlines provided by IATA NDC it assumes all flights originating from a fixed city and that the travel date is 7 days in the future)
How I built it
It was built on Java EE , it makes use of Google's AI to recognizes the name and location of the landmark. After retrieving the nearest airports, It uses the test IATA NDC API to retrieve the price of a ticket to that airport.
Challenges I ran into
Although google can recognize a great number of indoor and out door landmarks, the combination of hard to recognize photos, and the limited flights available by the test IATA NDC API makes the app a hit or a miss. The fictional airlines brochure provided by IATA NDC test APIs http://ndc.developer.iata.org/docs/Brochure_9A.pdf Operating to the following airports:
- ARN - Stockholm
- BCN - Barcelona
- CDG - Charles De Gaulles
- DXB - Dubai
- FRA - Frankfurt
- LHR - London Heathrow
- MUC - Munich
- PRG - Prague
- RIX - Riga
- TXL - Berlin Tegel
- SFO - San Francisco
- DUB- Dublin
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
Venturing from mobile development into web development, sorry for the primitive interface.
What I learned
Coming from mobile development background I've had to research the large options for web hosting
What's next for Teleporter Web
Better interface, connecting it with a live flight search API
The web page can be found here: https://goo.gl/QwX2A6
The long form of the URL is URL is : http://teleporter-teleporter.1d35.starter-us-east-1.openshiftapps.com/teleporter
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