huvitavaid asju hakkab teleatlase poolt tulema



Program of the navigational device of all, without exception, manufacturers are increasingly encouraged by the eye, and it happens, primarily due to three-dimensional maps from Tele Atlas (owned by TomTom) and NAVTEQ (owned by Nokia). Now the company Tele Atlas agreed to take a major step forward and submit a new product, known as the Advanced City Models. This is a three-dimensional maps that contain 4 levels of detail: from the coarse model to full photorealism.

Already in June, Tele Atlas will present 40 maps of major European cities, in the future their number will increase, by 2010 there will be more than 100, and the number onyh will also include three-dimensional model of mega-cities of Asia and North America. In addition, Google has already signed an agreement with Tele Atlas to use these three-dimensional models in applications for mobile and desktop platforms. And for the foreseeable future map Advanced City Models should expect in the PSP browser and from Pioneer, Mio, and, of course, TomTom.

Viimaste uudiste kohaselt on siis TeleAtlas saanud nõusoleku litsentseerimaks Intermap 3D maastiku mudeli. Lisaks eelnevalt juba juttu olnud planeeritavale 3D hoonete süsteemile on siis ka lisa oodata kogu maastiku 3D mudelile. Teostuma peaks see 2010 aasta lõpupoole.
Manuses ka mõned 3D hoonete pildid.

3D hoonete TeleAtlase video
http://www.teleatlas.com/stellent/gr...a_ct015739.avi

“Intermap’s NEXTMap digital maps set the baseline standard for true 3D in-dash visualization and are uniquely able to deliver real world views of not only the road network, but the entire surface of the earth. We’re excited to work with Intermap’s NEXTMap terrain data, which allows us to take navigation to the next level with a visually superior product set.” — Rik Temmink, Global Vice President of Product Management, Tele Atlas