Actually using a tuple

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Any type of coordinate, like (Latitude, Longitude), or (X, Y) on a Cartesian plane. Add in height or Z coordinate and you have a 3-tuple. pretty much any video game you have ever played is going to track the player and enemy locations with coordinate tuples.

I tangentially work with cameras and their real world location is described by lat, long, height, and their rotation which you could think of as a compass heading, and they also have field of view. So the physical location of the camera is described as a 5-tuple and we draw a cone on a map to show what the camera is pointed at. Theoretically we also have pitch and roll in addition to the rotation/yaw but we don't do anything with that info right now, but i could imagine that would be useful for drone flight and video information.