A college student and creator of the Netry geolocation tool has made a significant breakthrough, upgrading the tool to work with even the most challenging images, including cropped or blurry photos with minimal information.

The upgraded tool, now known as Netryx-Astra-V2, is completely open source and free to use, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to geolocate buildings from reflections in car windows.

The tool’s capabilities have been significantly enhanced, allowing it to accurately identify building locations even when the input image is of poor quality.

Those interested in trying out the tool can access it on GitHub.

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