Crowd-sourced Westminster photos dropped at exact spots using Google 3D Tiles, no scanning
MonaJalal_ · x · 2026-10-05
A developer tested Google's 3D Tiles by placing crowd-sourced photos of Westminster back at the exact location and angle they were taken from. No scanning was performed — the alignment relies entirely on the 3D Tiles basemap, showing how ready-made 3D platforms can power photo localization workflows.
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