The video also features walking route diagrams and room maps

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This “significantly reduces the high processing demands of real-time digital humans, reducing cost, data volume, and battery drain while expanding capabilities,” the press release says. AR apps like Pokémon Go tend to be battery-hungry, but it’s not just the graphics that’s to blame; it’s partly due to the simultaneous use of GPS, camera, and cellular.

But they appear to be presented simply as part of a proof of concept.

Who would dare to become an inhabitant of a metaverse created for “digital humans” and pay monthly or annually for this “service,” as the acronym suggests? That’s a big question, but these b2b email list days there’s no shortage of companies eager to join the vibrant metaverse. And if they can use buzzwords like 5G, artificial intelligence, and “Edge Computing,” so much the better.

It takes a lot of work to demonstrate a focus on the future. And perhaps right now someone will be able to bring their ideas to life.