Amap Launches ABot-Earth 0.7, the World's First 3D Native City World Model

Alibaba's Amap has officially launched ABot-Earth 0.7, the world's first 3D native city world model. Built on a 3D native architecture and Amap's massive spatiotemporal data, the model supports full-scale AI generation from planets to street views, covering over 196 countries and regions, making it the most widely covered digital Earth to date.

Amap CEO Guo Ning said that large models understand language, while Amap's spatial intelligence understands the world. As the world's first full-modal, predictable, 3D native city world model, ABot-Earth 0.7's core value is turning the digital Earth from a browsable map into an entry point for understanding the real world.

The model uses a 3D native approach. Given a satellite image or a text description, it can generate a kilometer-scale 3D city scene in just 10 minutes on a consumer-grade GPU, which is 1,000 times more efficient than traditional methods. Users can enter continuously, explore freely, and get real-time interactive feedback.

The ABot-Earth 0.7 experience website is now live, and its capabilities have been applied to Flight Street View 2.0, allowing users to roam 3D scenes with a joystick.