Navigation information processing method and vehicle-mounted device

Abstract

An embodiment of the invention provides a navigation information processing method and a vehicular device. The method includes the steps: receiving navigation request messages with destinations inputted by users by the vehicular device; determining whether the destinations exist in haunted destination records or not by the vehicular device; performing navigation processing according to position information corresponding to the destinations if the destinations exist. The haunted destination records comprise position information corresponding to haunted destinations of the users automatically recorded by the vehicular device in the past driving process. The vehicular device comprises a receiving module, a determining module and a navigation module, the receiving module is used for receiving the navigation request messages with the destinations inputted by the users, the determining module is used for determining whether the destinations exist in haunted destinations or not, and the navigation module is used for processing navigation according to the position information corresponding to the destinations if the destinations exist. According to the navigation information processing method and the vehicular device, places without being identified on a navigation map can be accurately navigated.

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technical field [0001] Embodiments of the present invention relate to information processing technologies, and in particular, to a navigation information processing method and vehicle-mounted equipment. Background technique [0002] In-vehicle equipment refers to the abbreviation of in-vehicle infotainment products installed in vehicles such as automobiles. Usually, the vehicle-mounted device is equipped with a navigation map and a GPS (Global Positioning System, Global Positioning System) positioning function, so that the driver can use the vehicle-mounted device for driving route navigation. [0003] When using the vehicle-mounted device specifically, the driver can first search for a destination on the navigation map. Once the destination is found, the destination can be set by selecting, and the current location can be set as the departure point, and then the vehicle-mounted device A navigation route can be established between the departure place and the destination acc...

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[0004] However, in the prior art, the places marked on the navigation map are all relatively well-known places, therefore, the driver often cannot search for the destination that he needs to set on the navigation map but can only choose a distance from his destination. the more well-known locations that are closer

Therefore, the prior art often has the problem that the driver cannot be accurately guided to the destination he needs to reach.

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