@bilawalsidhu: God’s Eye View V1 is open source. It feels like a spy simulator in your browser -- except the underlying data is real, …
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God's Eye View V1 is an open-source browser tool that simulates spying on real-world entities like planes and satellites, featuring voice interaction and 3D annotation capabilities.
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God’s Eye View V1 is open source. It feels like a spy simulator in your browser – except the underlying data is real, and you can talk to the planet too.
Track planes, ships, satellites, traffic cameras, and critical infrastructure. Use voice mode to ask what’s happening, annotate the 3D world, or jump into a plane’s cockpit.
Already a ton to explore. Code is MIT licensed, so add new layers, extend the voice agent, break things, and show me what you cook.
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