Similar to http://mapillary.com.
It's great to see more open data like this, lots of uses for creating maps by hand or even machine learning.
It's great to see more open data like this, lots of uses for creating maps by hand or even machine learning.
The short answer is that if you sign up for a normal account and upload a photo to Mapillary, it appears for all other users on their website and is available in some OSM editors. Getting the complete raw data is not currently possible.
Mapillary also apparently offers private databases to users, those photos aren't available to the public. But those users aren't going to be naive to that fact, they are paying for the private instance.
Yet, even for a simple embed on a website, you have to pay them $99 / month. Using the images for custom maps: $249 / month.
Accessing the data is not publicly available, but is probably in the range of enterprise pricing options, only listed as "Contact Us". To me this seems to be the opposite of the OSM model and there is a huge need for a OSV like platform.
(The OSM Foundation has no connection with either project and is traditionally focused on its core task of collecting and distributing openly-licensed vector geodata.)