Technological developments are fueling the new and exciting ways users can perceive and experience new realms of reality. From virtual exhibitions to Sci-Fi settings and extraordinary digital event spaces, many companies are unleashing their creative ambitions in a race to create the most outstanding and intriguing lure for their customers.
DecentWorld, a Swiss-owned metaverse platform, has decided to take an unorthodox approach by creating a 1-to-1 copy of the real world, enabling users to mint scarce NFTs in the form of Streets, and inviting users to experience the 3D virtual world of Downtown Dubai in a gamified and interactive way.
An Artistic Interpretation of Dubai DecentWorld is on a quest to challenge how people view architecture and explore their surroundings while concentrating on the two most important sensations: familiarity and recognition.
“Our 3D rendering of Downtown Dubai was inspired by hundreds of images which were posted online. Each photograph, obtained via satellite as well as a number of other sources, was diligently researched and evaluated to represent the real world, but in an artful way. We want to create a platform which excites and plays with the users’ senses,” the design team reveals.
Additionally, in order to provide users with a completely unique experience, the team is also giving an inspiring glimpse of how Dubai will look in the near future. When creating the virtual world, the design team also included buildings, which are still under construction in real life.
“Some of the structures in the metaverse won’t be completed in the real world until the end of 2023. In actuality, we are offering our consumers a chance to imagine how the city might look in the future. They will be able to claim to have seen it before it was even constructed,” the team says.
“Our ultimate goal is to create a platform which would become a key tool for people to meet, interact, shop, and engage in various other activities. This is why we are serious about taking each user’s opinion into account,” the team explains.
“We wanted to be inclusive by allowing everyone to join our metaverse, even if they do not have a VR set at their disposal. We are aware that the metaverse is still a relatively novel idea, which means that the hardware still needs to catch up, but when it does, I am confident that it will become a real breakthrough in the technology sector,” Audrius, one of the project’s design team members, shares.About DecentWorld
DecentWorld is a Swiss metaverse digital real estate platform built on blockchain technology to introduce a next-generation web3 experience. The platform allows members to mint and trade digital Street NFTs, which can then be combined into Collections. Completed and staked Collections have additional value as they generate yield that is paid out to the owner. Using state-of-the-art security features, DecentWorld also stands for trust and transparency in the blockchain industry.
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