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How Google slurps in Street View data -- not just from streets
The Street View snowmobile is used to map ski areas. Google had to adapt the technology to keep hard drives warm enough. Google showed the Street guild wars 2 Power leveling View technology at its Google I/O 2013 developer show in San Francisco.(Credit:Stephen Shankland/CNET)SAN FRANCISCO -- By now Street View is a routine part of online mapping. But people might not be so familiar with how Google actually gets the data for its 360-degree panoramic views of the world.Street View imagery launched in 2007 with photos taken by cameras perched on cars. That's still the mainstay of the project, but there's much more to it now, and Google was showing off its methods at gw2 power leveling rmtbuddy its Google I/O 2013 developer show here this week.How Google gets all that Street View data (photos) 1-2 of 11Scroll LeftScroll RightExhibits included not just a car, but also a snowmobile, tricycle, backpack, trolley, and self-propelled underwater camera system. The underwater and backpack systems are controlled by Android devices.For a look at all the gear, check CNET's Street View equipment gallery.Related storiesNYC Google Street View now includes 9/11 memorialGoogle goes under the sea with Street View at Google I/OHow Google gets all that Street View data (photos)Google Street View now in 50 different countriesStreet View now reaches 3,000 cities, 200 museums, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Grand Canyon.Although Street View can be convenient for Google Maps users trying to get around unfamiliar territory, it's also important to Google itself. Google uses Street View imagery in its Ground Truth project to correct its own map and navigation inaccuracies.The standby of the Street View fleet is the car, in this case a Subaru Impreza. Google is showing this one off at the Google I/O 2013 show in San Francisco.(Credit:Stephen Shankland/CNET)
How Google slurps in Street View data -- not just from streets