At I/O in May, Google announced a 3D immersive view for Maps that would let you see the world in a whole new way. As a first step toward it, the company is rolling out “photorealistic aerial ...

Google's 3D "immersive view" isn't completely ready, but you can get a glimpse of it starting today. The company is rolling out updates to Google Maps for Android and iOS that introduce aerial ...

Immersive View for routes, Photorealistic 3D Tiles, new route customization capabilities, and reusable web components are other Google Maps improvements. Using the new Aerial View API, developers ...

Furthermore, this Google Maps feature makes use of artificial intelligence in presenting the 3D views of a location. The captured images include Street View and satellite photos.

The feature is being compared to Apple Maps' Flyover, which allows you to tour a city or landmark in 3D, with VR effects. Google Maps' aerial views are available to iOS and Android users globally.

On its face, it’s essentially a 3D aerial view of a certain area or location — think Apple Maps’ Flyover feature — but Immersive View also lets you go a level deeper by checking out ...

Google Maps has added new features in its latest update, including a piece of its immersive view package. The most visual update is new 3D aerial viewpoints of over 100 major global landmarks.

There is a "3D" button on desktop Google Maps, which launches the Google Earth dataset, but on mobile you've only ever had a flat satellite view or untextured 3D blocks of buildings.

Yes, we've been able to time-travel around our cities and previous homes for years now on Google Maps, but Google Earth feels ...

There also are enhanced LiDAR aerial view maps that show a 3D-like topographical look at the local land. The edition includes an updated Wayne Soil and Water Conservation page, ...

Google Maps got a slew of new updates this week, ... The first one was teased back at Google I/O 2022: 3D aerial views of more than 100 famous landmarks from around the world.