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Mapping the Web3 Immersive Platforms

May 31

05:05 PM - 05:30 PM

Description

In this presentation, we will explore a list of today's most visited Web3 virtual worlds.

You will learn about interoperable MetaTr@versal portal crawls and review how Web2, Web3, and WebXR are deploying immersive worlds. Understanding the differences between these technologies is important to brands, investors, world builders, marketers, and users.

We will identify companies that are currently surveying virtual worlds and organizations working on open standards. You will view a proof of concept (POC) system for mapping virtual worlds and learn how this 3D data visualization solution can help immersive platforms in their interoperability efforts.

Speakers

Chief Metaverse Officer , Founders Workshop

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