Metaverse
Museums in the Metaverse: building the future to better see the past
The Museums in the Metaverse (MiM) project, funded by the UK Government as part of the Innovation Accelerator programme, is a transformational research project in XR (Extended Reality) at the University of Glasgow, in partnership with Historic Environment Scotland, the National Museums of Scotland, the University’s own Hunterian Art Gallery and Museum and commercial partners Edify.ac.
MiM has a total funding envelope of over £5.5 million and builds on the university’s leading position in XR research and earlier policy, and project-focused work such as the Scottish Heritage Partnership and the Virtual Burns Museum. It is the only Creative and Cultural Economy project funded by the Innovation Accelerator in Scotland.
The metaverse is a world of near-endless potential, albeit a virtual one, and many innovators are finding new ways to use this technology. One of those innovators is Sansar, a social virtual reality/metaverse platform that enables users to embark on their next great virtual adventure.
While many have seen the metaverse and the technology that supports it — like virtual reality and augmented reality (AR/VR) — primarily through the lens of entertainment, the implications of this technology are far more wide-reaching. It’s not just games or even gamified exercises. With recent technological developments, the metaverse has established itself as the future of both leisure and work, giving users a tremendous opportunity to connect and explore in a virtual world.
When you consider just how quickly things move in the metaverse, it’s a wonder that anyone can keep up with all the news and product launches, let alone the constant influx of incredible artwork.
All things considered, it raises an important question: how can you efficiently discover the best upcoming art collections?
For the answer, look no further! I’ve scoured the metaverse to uncover the drops you simply can’t afford to overlook so you can focus on elevating your collection instead of endlessly scrolling through X and Discord.
Read more: https://nftnow.com/art/all-eyes-on-art-upcoming-collections-to-watch-the-week-of-may-13/
When you consider just how quickly things move in the metaverse, it’s a wonder that anyone can keep up with all the news and product launches, let alone the constant influx of incredible artwork.
All things considered, it raises an important question: how can you efficiently discover the best upcoming art collections?
For the answer, look no further! I’ve scoured the metaverse to uncover the drops you simply can’t afford to overlook so you can focus on elevating your collection instead of endlessly scrolling through X and Discord.
Read more: https://nftnow.com/art/all-eyes-on-art-upcoming-collections-to-watch-the-week-of-may-6/
