Doing Business in the Metaverse

Jason Low, Founder, VirtualTech Frontier

27-Apr-23 11:00

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The barrier of entry for building a Metaverse is extremely high, and the only way for the Metaverse to become more mainstream is through higher adoption. This, of course, creates a conundrum.

Hopefully, a conundrum that Jason and his team have solved.

Already adopted by the likes of Google, Visa, PETRONAS and Mercedes-Benz, Mitoworld.io is a drag and drop platform that allows for anyone to create their own Metaverse using a simple drag and drop interface.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: technology, Corporates, entrepreneurs, SME

Tags: metaverse, digitalisation, virtual reality, augmented reality,

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