The social networking site Facebook recently changed its name and at the same time showed its users a glimpse of 'metaverse'.Metaverse is being dubbed the 'Internet of the Future'. But is it really?
Flying fish, robots that are your friends, are all possible in Metavers.The term is used to refer to a virtual space.Which is thought to be what the Internet will look like in the future. At the moment this is an idea.Experts are creating virtual spaces where humans will be able to do business, shop, play and much more in an artificial world.Just imagine that you would be in this world as an emoji and if you had to shop somewhere.You would actually go to your emoji store and make a regular bargain, even if you have a son at home.Will be able to complete. And after a few days the purchased item will be at your home.
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive officer, said such experiments were still a long way off, but some experts believe that the initial incomplete form of meta-verbs still exists."We are in the early stages of metavars," said Peggy Johnson, head of a company called Magic Leap, at a web summit in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon."So far, people's experience with augmented reality has been limited to Pokémon Go games or changing people's faces," he said.But now we are beginning to realize the potential of augmented reality in the field of medicine. "
What is Augmented Reality?
Augmented Reality (AR) is an improved version of the real world, developed with the help of sounds, technology and digital visual elements.Its use is growing rapidly in companies involved in mobile computing and business applications.The term 'enhanced reality' is also used for AR.It is a technology that is presented to the user by enhancing or augmenting reality.A screen or curtain can be used to change the scene.Which can be either a spectacle over the user's eyes or some other visible display like a car windscreen.
After real-time processing of the scene on the screen, the computer adds something to it.Such as showing the speed of oncoming and outgoing vehicles on a car screen, or adding important information about the building as seen through a mirror.
Sources: wefourm / AS / AB (AFP)
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