Google Maps expands immersion with photorealistic aerial views

Google rolled out the latest features added to Google Maps, including photorealistic aerial views of points of interest around the world and Live View on-the-go search.

By European Press

Google Maps is one service that will soon incorporate new features. In recent years, the company has been working to improve visual computing and predictive models to offer three-dimensional content that makes browsing these services more immersive.

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In the coming months, on Android and iOS, users will be able to select neighborhoods and see reviews, videos and photos posted by other community members about the most popular places.

Starting this Wednesday, and globally, it’s possible to access more than 250 photorealistic aerial views of points of interest from around the world, such as the Eiffel Tower, Acropolis of Athens or the Empire State Building.

Immersive view, which the company announced during a developer conference in May, will roll out in the coming months for the cities of Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco (United States), London (United Kingdom) and Tokyo (Japan). .

This immersive display allows users to move through highly detailed three-dimensional digital recreations of a city and even the interiors of some places.

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On the other hand, Live View will enable quick searches, while developers will be able to incorporate ecological routes into their applications.

Roderick Gilbert

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