Acropolis Navigator is a campus navigation web application designed to help students, faculty, and visitors easily find locations and navigate around the college campus.

The system provides an interactive campus map where users can search for buildings or locations, select a destination, and get the shortest walking route from their current location or a selected starting point.

It uses a weighted graph and Dijkstra’s shortest-path algorithm to calculate the best route. The application also uses the browser’s Geolocation API for the user’s current position and Haversine formula for calculating geographical distances.

Main Features:
Search for campus locations
Interactive campus map
Current-location detection
Shortest walking route
Estimated distance and walking time
Voice search
Saved/recent locations
Light/Dark theme
Accessibility-based route option
Responsive design
Campus safety and emergency information section
Technologies Used

Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Map: Custom SVG-based campus map
APIs: Browser Geolocation & Web Speech API
Storage: Browser LocalStorage
Algorithm: Dijkstra’s Shortest Path Algorithm

Objective:

The main objective of Acropolis Navigator is to make campus navigation faster, easier, and more convenient, especially for new students and visitors who may not be familiar with the campus layout.

One-line description for your GitHub/project presentation:

“Acropolis Navigator is a smart campus navigation web application that provides interactive maps and shortest walking routes to help students, faculty, and visitors easily navigate the college campus.”