Google Maps Adds AR Navigation Function. Google announced a new feature for Google Maps. This feature uses augmented reality. It helps people navigate cities on foot. The AR mode shows digital arrows and directions over real streets. Users see these through their phone camera.
(Google Maps Adds Ar Navigation Function)
The tool is called Live View. It works in walking mode. Point your phone at buildings and roads. Arrows appear on screen. They show the correct direction. Street names and distances pop up too. This makes finding your way simpler. You don’t get lost in crowded areas.
Google tested this in early versions. Now it’s available to everyone. You need the latest Google Maps app. Android and iPhone users can both use it. Major cities get it first. More places will follow.
The AR feature uses your phone’s sensors. It combines GPS and camera data. This places directions accurately. It understands where you face. It understands your location. The screen warns you to stay aware. Don’t stare at your phone while walking.
This update helps tourists. It helps daily commuters. It helps anyone exploring new areas. Google says it reduces wrong turns. People reach destinations faster.
The update is free. Download Google Maps from app stores. Open the app. Enter a destination. Choose walking directions. Tap the Live View button. Hold up your phone. Follow the arrows.
Google plans more AR tools. They want navigation to feel natural. They want it to feel easy. This step blends digital guides with real-world views.
(Google Maps Adds Ar Navigation Function)
The rollout begins today. Users in New York, London, and Tokyo get first access. Other cities follow next month.
