Pokémon Go players may see another label denoting some PokéStops next time they check the application. Niantic has authoritatively launched AR Mapping tasks for level 20 Trainers and up, very nearly five months after the company reported that it’s starting the component.

At the point when they turn a PokéStop set apart with the “AR Mapping” tag, they’ll get a Field Research task that will expect them to open the AR scanning screen and to explore the area.

Niantic initially declared that it’s dealing with a PokéStop Scan highlight back in May with an end goal to improve Pokémon Go’s expanded reality impacts. By getting players to check areas, the designer will get what it should have the option to make 3D maps of PokéStops.

They would then be able to utilize that information to cause critters to collaborate with genuine—world items, so they can take cover behind a tree trunk rather than simply glide before it.

Niantic began testing the better AR impacts include called “Reality Blending” back in May, too, however it’s restricted to clients with certain fresher Android telephones.

The engineer says great sweeps last 20 to 30 seconds and keep the PokéStop in the center of the frame. It’s likewise promising clients to walk an entire 360 degrees around the area.

Niantic Kids accounts won’t approach the component yet, in any event, for level 20 Trainers — that is undoubtedly something to be thankful for, since there’s as yet a pandemic occurring — yet guardians will get the choice to toggle it on later on.