iOS 11 beta 2 adds a new virtual reality mode to Apple's maps. It uses Apple's ARKiT architecture to allow users to experience the convenience of 3D maps.
This new feature is related to Flyover, which replaces satellite imagery with 3D buildings, landmarks, and other POIs. The new virtual reality model in iOS 11 maps was first discovered by the developer Paul Haddad.
Users who have installed iOS 11 beta 2 can try it out for themselves: click on 3D in the map app, enter 3D mode, and enter a location in the bottom search bar. Note that this location should be Flyover-enabled, otherwise you won't see it. 3D effect. Click the Flyover button on the location card to move the device to rotate the line of sight so that you can look around.
How does this feature actually use ARKit? In fact, it is similar to other ARKit applications. When a user covers a camera, it displays a message reminding the user to put the device on a different surface because it requires more contrast. .
ARKit can analyze what the camera captures in real time and use computer vision to find the level of the user's real world, such as the floor or the table. Some users have successfully tested the virtual reality feature of Apple Maps on iOS 11 beta 2 iPhone 6s. Do you want to try it?
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