The term “Metaverse” is being used a lot in the media these days, and has left a lot of people still rather confused as to what exactly this thing is. It’s described as a “virtual reality world” and “a way to better access augmented reality on a daily basis.” That’s all very well and good, but it’s also just adding more jargon into the mix. For instance, what’s the difference between virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR)? It’s easy to see how people get confused.
For now, let’s just say that the Metaverse is a virtual space that exists only as a digital entity, but theoretically also one in which people can interact more like they were really there. Imagine “The Oasis” from the hit novel and movie Ready Player One and you get the idea. What if we then told you that already, the first service companies are ready to enter the Metaverse? But how could it work if it’s all virtual, or is it? Well, one thing we believe in it’s that the Metaverse is coming, and it will be here to stay to better our work, gaming, and experiences.
Let us explain:
Background: Virtual Reality (VR) VS. Augmented Reality (AR)
The main difference between these two is the level of immersion that the user experiences. When connecting to a VR space, the user wears a headset that blinds them to the real world around them and immerses them in an entirely virtual and fabricated environment in which they then interact.
When connecting to an AR space, the user may view the real space around them through glasses or a special screen, and see additional digital features popping up in that real-world view. AR tech is already quite widely used in areas like home decoration. For instance, you can now hold up your phone camera to your living room and see how a new couch you’re looking at would fit within that space as it appears as if by magic in your camera view. It’ also used in car navigation systems where directions on the head-up display appear right on the road in the driver’s eye-line and soon to be used by service companies like Wings Mobile Detailing, which will allow people to request the specific car detailing service they will need on their vehicle.Okay, I know, that’s still confusing how this would happen. Well, let us continue.
How Can Service Companies such as Wings Mobile Detailing exist within the Metaverse?
The Metaverse falls under the VR umbrella, but actually brings VR and AR together. It’s a more immersive virtual environment in which users can interact with others. It’s like a version of the Internet that you can walk around and explore. But how can we gain physical real-world services through the Metaverse? We’re about to find out!
Let’s use car detailing as an example. Imagine that you wanted to get your car detailed, but were unsure as to what level of detailing package to buy. These options for example: https://www.wingsmobiledetailing.com/autodetailingpackages.
You could connect to Wings Mobile Detailing, say, in the Metaverse, and then put on your AR glasses while you’re looking at your car. You can then use the Wings AR system to select parts of the car that need cleaning most, and perhaps which parts don’t. You could tailor a package this way and build a service you were happy with.
That’s assuming the AR glasses will be compact, perhaps the APPLE GLASSES.
You could then confirm the auto detailing service, book the appointment and then just wait for the Wings team to arrive (in the real world) and perform the task you have laid out. You could even arrange all payments and everything else online, keeping everything simple and streamlined.
Metaverse and Real World Combined – A Brighter, Simpler Future
In all, what it means for services to operate within the Metaverse is to allow the fun and interaction of in-person service to exist alongside the convenience of online purchasing. It also brings the virtual world and reality closer together, working in a kind of symbiotic partnership to make life easier. We’re not quite there yet, but as each day passes, dreams get giant leaps closer to being made reality but while we are still living the physical world, people still have to access the actual Wings’ website (https://www.wingsmobiledetailing.com/) as oppose to the Wing’s METAVERSE.
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