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In many parts of the world, summer is here ☀️ — which often means time for trip planning and exploration. Today, we’re sharing three new updates from Google Maps to help you make the most of your summer adventures. Immersive View: rolling out to new cities and available for 500+ landmarks around the world 🌍

Now, Google is adding more cities and landmarks to the list. SEE ALSO: How to use Google Maps to check the air quality where you live The four new cities that support Immersive View are Amsterdam ...

New AI-powered Google Maps features include Immersive View for Routes, Lens in Maps, visual ways to search, navigation updates and more. ... In our biggest expansion of this feature yet, starting this week Lens in Maps is coming to more than 50 new cities including A ustin, Las Vegas, Rome, São Paulo and Taipei.

Google Maps just launched support for Immersive View in a few new cities, as well as at hundreds of landmarks. ... Google Maps Immersive View is also rolling out to over “500 iconic landmarks ...

The new feature builds on Immersive View, which Google first announced at I/O last year, and is designed to help you plan ahead and get a deeper understanding of a city before you visit it ...

Google said that more cities will be available in the coming months, including Florence, Venice, Amsterdam and Dublin. ... Other new tools Google is bringing to Maps include special features ...

Last, Google is adding new features for EVs that have Google Maps built in. Users will soon be able to find stations that have chargers of 150 kilowatts or higher. Maps will also show users when ...

Google's commitment to enhancing user experience is evident in these new features for Google Maps. Expanding Immersive View to new cities and landmarks, providing valuable information about ...

Google also recently announced an update to Immersive View, the option that uses artificial intelligence to immersively visualise certain locations, now available in new cities and locations ...

Google Maps gets healthy dose of AI upgrades and Immersive View for routes ... Paris, San Francisco, and Tokyo. Now Google is expanding the feature to 50 new cities this week, including A ustin ...

Immersive View is now rolling out for Google Maps in five global cities after the feature was first introduced across hundreds of notable landmarks last year. It combines billions of Street View ...

Starting this week, Immersive View for places will expand to 150 cities globally, including in places like Brussels, Kyoto and Frankfurt. And we continue to add new categories of places to Immersive View, like college campuses — a great way to take your very own campus tour! Immersive View for routes is also getting new details.

At I/O 2022, Google revealed an Immersive View feature for Maps that uses computer vision and AI to combine Street View and aerial photography into a 3D format. The idea is to create a detailed ...

The new Maps tools are powered by Google Gemini, the company’s large language model that can interpret and respond to text, as well as parse through and generate other media like images, video ...

The new Google Maps view uses billions of Street View and satellite images to build richly detailed virtual representations of cities. You can fly over streets and buildings with a greater realism ...

Immersive View comes to more cities and landmarks. Back at Google I/O 2023 the company confirmed Google Maps is getting a slick new Immersive View for routes that that uses AI-like algorithms to ...

Google Maps' Immersive View has had a frustratingly slow rollout since it was announced back in May 2022, but the feature is starting to become more widely available – and the more recent Immersive View for Routes will be rolling out on Android and iOS in 15 cities this week.

Google is also bringing Lens in Maps, previously known as Search with Live View, to more than 50 new cities, including Austin, Las Vegas, Rome, São Paulo and Taipei.

That’s why for the first time, we’re integrating new Google Maps Platform datasets, along with Earth Engine datasets and capabilities, directly into BigQuery, to make it easier for data analysts and decision makers to access insights. Read this blog to go deeper on our geospatial analytics capabilities. Starting today, the following ...