New way of interaction with your community
First step to enter meta-reality
THE PROBLEM: the community space is crowded and noisy
- Every active crypto trader has tens of Discord servers and gets thousands of messages each day
- Memes are copied, content looks the same everywhere
- Most members are passive and likely to churn, especially in a bear market
The solution: 1inch virtual world
The 1inch-verse: a virtual world for your community
- Every active crypto trader has tens of Discord servers and gets thousands of messages each day
- Memes are copied, content looks the same everywhere
- Most members are passive and likely to churn, especially in a bear market
Benefits
- Brand awareness
- User retention
- Potential traffic source once the market recovers
Why now
- The virtual world and metaverse are still new — the media loves it
- Community engagement falls in the bear market — time to offer something new
- The opportunity to be the first!
HOW IT WORKS pt1
How WebXR Works & What Can It Do?
As mentioned earlier, WebXR Device API allows the creation of web browser-based 3D, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) experiences on the web, so basically it is a facilitator that provides access to input and output capabilities from AR and VR devices. The applications can be experienced through browsers that support WebXR, either standalone, or PC-connected VR headsets, AR headsets, and on mobile devices with or without headsets. At the most basic level, what WebXR does is find compatible VR/AR output devices and then renders the 3D scene at the appropriate frame rate, adjusting to both the eyes of the viewers by computing the exact position of each eye and presenting the image in a single frame.
As mentioned earlier, WebXR Device API allows the creation of web browser-based 3D, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) experiences on the web, so basically it is a facilitator that provides access to input and output capabilities from AR and VR devices. The applications can be experienced through browsers that support WebXR, either standalone, or PC-connected VR headsets, AR headsets, and on mobile devices with or without headsets. At the most basic level, what WebXR does is find compatible VR/AR output devices and then renders the 3D scene at the appropriate frame rate, adjusting to both the eyes of the viewers by computing the exact position of each eye and presenting the image in a single frame.
HOW IT WORKS pt2
As for what WebXR can do, it offers a whole new vista of opportunities to businesses for which technology was a barrier in terms of cost and complexity – the hardware was expensive and the software, too complex. Viewers do not have to download any app or plug in any external device – anyone with a smartphone can use WebXR. So businesses can now create immersive experiences for their consumers with content specifically developed to engage them for sales promotion and marketing. These immersive experiences can treat the viewers to new products, show them the working of complex machines, or entertain them with previews of events and places they would want to visit physically. The possibilities are limitless.
