Imagine a VR experience where Google Maps Street View syncs with your real-world movement. Put on a VR headset and as you walk around in physical space, your avatar navigates through actual street view locations globally. It's essentially teleportation tourism—explore Tokyo's streets, Paris neighborhoods, or remote mountain villages without leaving your living room. The motion tracking creates seamless immersion: every step you take in reality translates to exploration in the virtual world. This kind of spatial computing intersection opens up massive possibilities for the metaverse—virtual travel, remote location scouting, or even decentralized tourism experiences. Pretty wild to think about how this bridges physical and digital exploration.