New Delhi
The new app Surveyor of veteran tech company Apple has been launched. This app is designed to collect real-time mapping data, making the accuracy of Apple Maps location and the rest of the detailing. According to Mac Rumors, with the help of the new app of this app, street sign, traffic signal and roadside real time updated information will be available. This will keep the Apple Maps accuracy. Also, this app will continue to be updated.
Who will be able to use Surveyor app
However, the new app of the app will not be available to the general public. Instead, Apple’s new app has been designed for partner companies responsible for mapping assignments. It seems that by downloading the app, users will indicate the open partner app, which redeelation them on another primary application.
What is primary app
Primis is a third-party platform, which gives users the facility of rewards by completing all kinds of work. This includes survey, local reporting such as construction, updates and photographic specific location.
You will get accurate location details
The report claims that users will be directed to mount an iPhone, switch to landscape mode, and take photographs on a fixed route during driving when the maping task is assigned through primes.
Will help in data collection
According to Apple, the surveyor app captures the data of basic infrastructure on the road and sends it to Apple, where it helps to keep the objects on the map accurately. Apple is emphasizing on making its mapping system more strong. It is using crowdsured data collections to update mapping details.
Community data collection will be emphasized
However, Primis has not been officially listed as Apple Maps Partner. The integration of both apps indicates an cooperation for regular updates of Apple Maps. With the move, Apple seems to adopt a community -based data collection to strengthen its mapping ecosystem.
Google map will get a strong collision
Its Google Maps are expected to get a strong competition. To improve Apple Maps, Surveyor App AI based real-time mapping will be done, which will provide more accurate navigation to users.
