Singapore-based Memotics recently launched Palace, a new metaverse that aims to enable its users to socialize and build immersive experiences through their memories and emotions.

krASIA spoke with Memotics co-founder Alan Kueh, who shared his vision of the metaverse in the next digital revolution.

This interview has been consolidated and edited to be brief and clear.

KrASIA (Kr): Can you summarize the main idea behind Memotics?

Alan Kueh (Alaska): Memotics arises from the fusion of “memories” and “emotions”. We wanted to develop a project that allows you to store your emotions and memories that can last a lifetime.

Kr: You previously ran an architecture studio. What made you decide to build a metaverse?

Alaska: Memotics and its ecosystem are really…