Google Maps is being improved

Google today announced that in order to refine the Hungarian version of Google Maps, the company's cars will begin collecting information on map roads in Hungary, such as street names, traffic signs, road signs and shop signs.  

The goal of Google Maps’s development team is simple: I want to create the best maps in the world, so they’re constantly looking for ways to further enhance the user experience by adding more information. Over the past few years, user-added photos have been added to the map, navigation between the two points has been improved, and in some countries, including Hungary, public transport and traffic information (eg traffic jams) has been made available in one click in cooperation with local transport companies.

In a constantly changing urban environment, it is a great and exciting challenge for the company to maintain the accuracy and up-to-dateness of Google Maps. The work of the company's partners helps a lot, but there are many development opportunities that Google needs to use its own tools and cars. . Google uses images from cars to process information such as street names, traffic signs, signs, and helps us approve refinements and changes suggested by users, as well as improve the location of local businesses and stores. they can also be marked more precisely on a map. After the interest in Google cars, the company would like to inform everyone that the cars will start in Hungary on October 19 with the aim of gathering information for the development of Google Maps, of which Street View will hopefully be a part in the future. Countless other mapping companies have collected and continue to collect data to develop their maps in exactly the same way. These cars are the same as those used to create Street View, and although the company is confident that it will be able to introduce this service in Hungary in the future, it does not currently have any announcements regarding the launch of Street View in Hungary.   

Scheduled schedule of cars ide can be viewed by clicking.  

Source: Press release