Last week, ENGAGE XR, a virtual meeting and collaboration platform, introduced its latest extended reality (XR) version 3.0. The update comes as ENGAGE XR ramps up efforts to introduce LINK, an enterprise metaverse persistent service.

ENGAGE XR v3 includes a host of new features, updates, and bug fixes that improve platform performance. In its most recent version, ENGAGE XR received a new boundary system, similar to Meta’s Horizon privacy solution, which creates a digital shield around a user in an immersive Metaverse space. Thanks to the update, users in the session cannot disturb each other when they activate the protection.

Also, the latest version adds new host options that provide the ability to enable/disable personal limits, options to control avatar…