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How Would You Use 3-D Mapping Technology?

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Featured Media Resource: [VIDEO] “3-D Mapping Your World With a Backpack” (KQED/QUEST)
Hyper-realistic video games. They’re made using a technique called 3-D mapping. In the real world, 3-D mapping indoors is much more difficult than 3-D mapping outdoors. The solution? A 3D mapping backpack. Next up: your smartphone.

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