Do you know what can be done in the metaverse now?

Kabir903

"Ever since the metaverse became a hot topic in 2021, it has been gaining increasing popularity. Besides well-known brands, even celebrities have started hosting metaverse concerts. Recently, there have been instances of people working and buying virtual land in the metaverse. So, what else can you do in the metaverse? Let's take a look.

Metaverse Weddings:
Weddings are being held on the virtual platform of Virbela, where Dave Gagnon and Traci had a wedding ceremony inside the metaverse. While some argue that metaverse marriages lack meaning, others find significance in them. It's undeniable that our lives are gradually becoming more virtual. When they got married, they didn't need to consider various objective or subjective factors. Additionally, the metaverse allows the incorporation of dream elements or scenarios that are impossible in the real world (such as having a wedding in space). Ultimately, metaverse unions can help conserve resources in the material world.

Metaverse Real Estate:
In the virtual world platform Decentraland, a digital plot of land measuring 4.87 square meters was sold for $2.43 million. Decentraland is a virtual city where users can create anything on virtual plots of land. Users can build their own virtual spaces, such as stores, office buildings, or booths. Previously, the platform's highest transaction record was $913,000. Singer JJ Lin also spent $123,000 to buy three properties in Decentraland and even explained on his official Twitter where his purchased properties are located.

Metaverse Education:
Mark Frese, Vice Chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley, congratulated students from around the world at a virtual graduation ceremony, saying, ""Congratulations to our students from around the world; you make Berkeley better!"". To celebrate the new graduates, a metaverse graduation ceremony reconstructed over 100 buildings, including the school's sports stadium and small shops. Stanford University, a globally renowned institution, has recently introduced metaverse courses to adapt to the developments of the era. This course might be the world's first fully conducted in virtual reality. In this course, a scale of hundreds of people will be reached, with over half of the time spent in virtual reality. The course aims to break the boundaries of the scale of virtual reality experiences.

Celebrating Christmas in the Metaverse:
NVIDIA announced a winter wonderland created in 300 hours. The event is also a collaboration between NVIDIA and Great Ormond Street Hospital, aimed at raising funds for a virtual Christmas world. The virtual world covers more than 30 million square meters, occupying nearly 160,000 square meters. The map utilizes NVIDIA's ray tracing technology, bringing holiday story elements to life, such as interactive Santa Claus, tasks, a Ferris wheel, and roller coasters. There is also a complete GOSH building in the virtual world. People can donate to GOSH Hospital in the virtual world, bringing Christmas atmosphere to the children in the hospital. The funds raised will be used for the development of advanced medical technologies, pioneering research programs for rare diseases, and support services for patients and their families. People can explore a hedge maze, ride roller coasters, or simply play with some penguins. Additionally, there is a Christmas market to stroll through."

Kahn332

These things have nothing to do with us.

Kalkin995

The relevant supporting facilities must be well-developed to be considered a metaverse.

Jafar224

The metaverse is really diverse and full of variety now.

Isha000

So, there's nothing you can't do; it's just a matter of whether you've thought of it.

Janak9955

This thing feels like high technology.