Gaode Open Platform's HarmonyOS NEXT Navigation SDK Premieres Globally

TapTechNews July 12th news, the Gaode Open Platform's HarmonyOS NEXT navigation SDK has been globally premiered on the platform's official website, marking that after location services and map services, the Gaode Open Platform officially has the navigation ability based on the HarmonyOS NEXT Hongmeng native application, and this has also become one of the first batch of navigation service products to adapt to HarmonyOS NEXT in the market.

In the future, third-party applications using HarmonyOS NEXT can adopt the Gaode navigation SDK to add navigation-related functions in the applications.

According to the introduction, based on the Hongmeng native distributed technology, the Gaode map has achieved seamless transfer of travel and location information services on Hongmeng devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and car machines:

Developers can use the ArkTS interface recommended by HarmonyOS NEXT to develop applications to integrate navigation functions, and the components use ArkUI native components and are compatible with the Ark UI framework.

The code is fully adapted to the HarmonyOS NEXT SDK, and all system interfaces use the HarmonyOS NEXT API.

Interface design ensures the consistency of the architecture with the previous Android/Harmony historical version interfaces to the greatest extent, facilitating developers to quickly access and use.

TapTechNews attaches the download address and documentation of the Gaode Open Platform HarmonyOS NEXT navigation SDK:

https://lbs.amap.com/api/harmonyosnext-navi-sdk/summary

Baidu Map has currently launched the HarmonyOS NEXT map SDK and location SDK, but has not yet launched the HarmonyOS NEXT navigation SDK.