Microsoft just showed off a smartphone app that lets you scan any object in 3D
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At its October 26th keynote in New York City, Microsoft showed off a smartphone app that is able to scan anything in the real world into a 3D object. The company says they eventually envision the app being available on all phones - which is great, because it's incredible.
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