The power of artificial intelligence takes the Google Maps experience to a whole new level. A new feature created will simulate traffic and weather conditions along the route you set. In this way, the user will be able to see the situation in advance of the place he wants to go.
US-based technology giant Google has announced a new feature that will come to the Maps application. Google I/O 2023 This new feature, announced as part of the events, will take the Google Maps experience to a whole new level. So much so that users are aware of the traffic situation in at least some cities. with simulated versions they will meet. So how will this happen?
“Immersive ViewThe new feature, called “”, will cover the creation of three-dimensional images of a location. Moreover, motion will be added to these images. Let’s say you have created a route from point A to point B. Immersive View will show you the traffic and weather conditions on the route from point A to point B. density in the area. will show you. This feature is powered entirely by artificial intelligence.
Here’s how Google Maps’ Immersive View will work:
As you can see in the images above; Thanks to the new feature of Google Maps, users can get information about a place to go. prior knowledge they will have the opportunity. However, this feature is not common worldwide for now. In the statements made by Google, Immersive View feature can be used. top 15 cities It was stated that the following would be:
Amsterdam, Berlin, Dublin, Florence, Las Vegas, London, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Paris, Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose, Tokyo and Venice.
There are also some innovations for developers
Google has provided some advantages not only for the user but also for the developers. In this context; High resolution from Google Earth three-dimensional imageswill now be available to developers via an API. Developers will also be able to use realistic images with this API. Thanks to this opportunity, Google ultra realistic applications that it can be created.
Let’s illustrate this with an imaginary example: Consider the popular sales and rental platform. When you are interested in a house via Google Maps You can explore the environment. If the developers of the platform integrate the new API into the application, you will be able to see the surroundings of a house you are examining in three dimensions, just like in the GIF above.