Liz Reed of Google Maps said the company plans to offer users more than 100 AI-powered app developments this year. richer and more contextual knowledge of the world around them “.
First, Google announced a Maps navigation feature. will allow drivers to avoid the most traveled roads, offers you smoother routes. According to the company, certain areas, such as the busiest intersections, are likely to cause sudden braking. What accidents can cause. Over the past few weeks, Google Maps has prioritized the least polluting routes, even if they are longer than other routes.
Google Maps map is getting more detailed
Google Maps will show more information soon. Indeed, Google wants to be able to: show crosswalks and sidewalksor areas accessible to wheelchair users. Only 50 cities will be affected by this feature in 2021.
Maps will soon learn your habits, too, to show you places of interest on the map. So if you tend to stop by a bakery in the morning, all bakeries in the area at this time of day will be highlighted.
Finally, Google announced at its conference that it is expanding live traffic information traditionally reserved for businesses and restaurants to the neighborhood level. As a resultnow it will be possible to know in real time which is the most visited district of your city.should please users who want to respect social distancing. All these features should arrive in a few months for all users.
Google Maps “Live View” feature now guides you inside buildings
Google also made improvements “Live View”, a feature that provides an augmented reality (AR) view of the street. Important information such as road names and navigation directions will be superimposed on the live view from your smartphone’s camera.
The American giant recently revealed that Live View can guide you inside buildings.. For example, it will let you to find your way around shopping malls, airports, train stations and even museums.
Source : Google
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