The "clean room" in the spacecraft assembly room Kevin Prince ... NEO was fired up one last time, and captured a 360-degree view of the rover in the shed. "Welcome to our universe," indeed.

Some of the 360 degree reconstructions look rough, some are impressive, and some are a bit amusing. For example indoor shots tend to reconstruct rooms that look good, but lack doorways.

Through a series of tall windows, this “turret in the sky,” as Suburbia Today magazine called it in July 1959, captures 360-degree views of the San Francisco Bay, the city skyline, and the ...

It includes videoconferencing and chat features and can also act as a 360-degree security camera so you can see an entire room, not just the door or other exciting attractions.

Throw the ball into a room and those cameras create a 360-degree view that's sent to a smart device. Then, you can scan the room. "You can look around and you can see the different objects, you ...

Rooms boast beautiful views of Rome, the super-chic inner courtyard with its cheerful white-and-orange striped umbrellas, or of Villa Borghese park. Penthouse Suite Courtesy of Hotel de la Ville ...

Most people are familiar with 360-degree views through Google Street View images, as well as photo-stitching apps like Photo Sphere.But the spread of cameras that can grab a 360-degree view with ...

The Penthouse at the 181 Fremont Residences—a 6,941-square-foot abode spread across the entire top floor—recently hit the market, offering 360-degree views of the iconic city thanks to a ...

Through a series of tall windows, this “turret in the sky,” as Suburbia Today magazine called it in July 1959, captures 360-degree views of the San Francisco Bay, the city skyline, and the ...