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Since its first description by Neil Stevenson in his 1992 novel Snow Crash, design engineers in high-tech circles have speculated on the futuristic concept of a metaverse.
As the vision has evolved, the metaverse has made its way into gaming through virtual reality (VR) environments with augmented reality (AR) spaces that allow users to switch between the digital and physical worlds. It’s also making its way into commerce, both inside and outside of gaming, as many companies are building new infrastructure to support these virtual environments that deliver high-definition VR and AR physical reality simulations. However, unifying them into a singular metaverse experience comes with some tricky design challenges.
In a nutshell,…
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