ponta17

Nice work! I think this could be relevant outdoors as well, especially for robots using locally built maps rather than street maps. One challenge I'd expect, though, is real-time visualization of robot locations in outdoor environments, but if it works, it would be very valuable.

Good question.

You're right that Leaflet is great for GPS, but this tool is specifically for robots using SLAM-generated occupancy grids in a local coordinate frame. Even for long-distance navigation, many autonomous systems prefer these maps for higher precision and better integration with their local planners.

This is kinda addictive

Cool! I didn't get matched with anyone tho.

I like it!

Thanks for your comment and the great question.

Lowpass filtering with downsampling is definitely a more efficient way to simplify images compared to my approach. This project is an experimental demo of a genetic algorithm evolving random pixel patterns to approximate a target image.

I agree that true pixel art often requires artistic "reimagining" to stay visually appealing. Thanks for your feedback!

Thanks for the honest feedback. Totally fair

Thanks for pointing that out. You're absolutely right. What I'm doing here is definitely not pixel art in the traditional sense, and I now realize the term may have been misleading. My apologies for that.

Thanks!

Thank you for your feedback! You're absolutely right. This should be image reconstruction using the GA algorithm.