I run byway-software.info, a new programming initiative that me and a friend started, that provides affordable programming solutions using Processing and Arduino's, mainly aimed at hobbyists. We have been experiencing a surge in demand over the last few months, and are looking for some experienced Processing programmers to join our team. You could expect around 4 projects per month (this can be adapted) with each project normally earning between $25 and $50. We would send projects to you - you could the accept or decline, and once the project is finished your earnings will be sent to your paypal account.
I am looking to embed some maps into my processing project. It is a terminal application, wich runs on a computer and talks to an Arduino controlled robot via bluetooth, receiving updates on it's location (in longitude and latitude). I have made communication via bluetooth, and can receive the GPS data - wich I then parse into Longitude and Latitude, however I then want to show the location of my Arduino on a map, and if possible plot a location that it should travel to.
I have had varying levels of success with modestMaps and unFolding maps. Modest maps runs fine, but I can't work out how to place a marker in a specific point and move the map to hover over it (there also seems to be some errors with the longitude and latitude on the map - which is different from google maps and is off by about 10 miles). unFolding maps doesn't run at all - just giving a long list of openGL errors.
If anyone could help in this, I would be grateful.
Here is a
link for the processing code that i have. It doesn't have any map code embedded in it, as I have been playing with the modestMaps interactive example.
