Metaverse? Get Ready to Travel in Virtual World.

 


"Metaverse" became a household word when Facebook rebranded its identity to Meta October 2021 and announced plans to invest at least $10 billion in the concept that year.

The metaverse is a vision of what many in the computer industry believe is the next iteration of the internet: a single, shared, immersive, persistent, 3D virtual space where humans experience life in ways they could not in the physical world.

7 Key Technologies That Are Powering The Metaverse-
1. Blockchain
2. CryptoCurrency
3. Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality
4. Artificial Intelligence
5. 3D Reconstruction 
6. Internet of Things (IoT)
7. Edge Computing & 5G (Web3)



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