Google Street View: the 15 places most visited by Peruvians on the map



Google It has a large number of applications and one of them is celebrating its anniversary: ​​it is Google Street View, the app that allows us to see any place in 360 degrees and even get to know exotic and tourist places.

google street view turns 15 and has not only adapted to the computer, but also to cell phones and, why not, to augmented reality. It is for this reason that today at MAG we will provide you with the places where Peruvians have visited the most using the application in its various forms.

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15 MOST VISITED PLACES IN PERU IN GOOGLE STREET VIEW



In addition to its already well-known car and Street View trekker, Google is testing a new camera that incorporates all the resolution and processing capabilities of its equipment and reduces it to an ultra-transportable system, weighing less than 7 kilos and the size of a domestic cat, which can be sent anywhere, which is especially useful for capturing images of traditionally under-mapped areas, such as the Peruvian Amazon rainforest or mountaintops like Huascarán (Áncash).

The new Street View device is customizable and modular. Previously, you needed to create a completely new camera system every time you wanted to collect different types of images. But now, the new camera allows you to add various components such as laser scanners to collect images with even more useful details, such as lane markings or potholes.



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