Google Maps Delivers World-Scale Augmented Reality results

You may search for restaurants, ATMs, and retail areas when you open the live view. The action is then animated in a GIF by Google. How Google makes things visible for you - from your camera perspective, you can observe 3D-positioned points-of-interest markings. All you need are AR glasses. A big fan of Augmented reality is Google Maps. It now displays augmented reality search results after introducing augmented reality walking navigation in 2019 and indoor AR navigation in 2021. Search results for augmented reality will add 3D-positioned markers to your video feed. Unfortunately, although it has a fantastic UI, augmented reality glasses must be compatible. This will be Powered by Google Maps VPS, or the "Visual Positioning System," as is customary with Maps AR features. A camera provides electricity. You only need to point your camera at the world, and Google Maps VPS will use that information to find you. Although this way of locating yourself requires a lot of data, it is considerably more accurate at orientation and street-level location than using a GPS or phone compass, both of which have the potential to make mistakes. According to Google's original post, "the quality of both the imagery and the location connected with it has a significant impact on the accuracy of localization through VPS." The cities where this AR feature will be available include London, Los Angeles, and New York. According to Google, it will be live on Android and iOS in the coming months.