BRITISH tech startup, Vault Hill, has big plans to launch an “extended reality” meataverse to the masses.
Founded by Ebbsfleet based CEO, Jimi Daodu, Vault Hill City promises to a create a virtual setting to “make us all feel more human”.
The London-based enterprise’s Metaverse platform has revealed its ambitious plans to reshape human interactions with the digital world with a mix of virtual and augmented reality, (VR/AR) technologies and the "blockchain" to build its extended reality (XR) world.
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Their new website also hopes to communicate Vault Hill’s approach to how users interact with XR technologies and become its gateway to its upcoming Vault Hill City.
Users can create bespoke avatars to navigate the virtual world, which will operate as their unique digital passport and identity as well as a means of protecting privacy and data, the company said.
Jimi Daodu, Vault Hill Founder, said: "By leveraging extended reality, blockchain, and artificial intelligence technologies, we aim to create a metaverse that focuses on the principles of create, experience, and share which enhances the human experience.”
The company’s Metaverse platform will create a virtual shared space for users to interact with real-time 3D (RT3D) content and other users represented by avatars to merge VR and AR technologies.
Along with blockchain, Vault Hill’s platform will also leverage emerging technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and hopes to build user interfaces for developers to boost adoption and monetisation of such technologies with smart contracts.
The company said "content creators can use the platform to address issues on incentives and lack of content ownership, while investors can voice concerns on unsustainable returns on investment (ROI) or value creation".
Vault Hill City is planned to launch at the end of March 2022
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