Meta Reaffirms Its Commitment to Investing in the Metaverse
Meta is advancing Horizon Worlds and will improve the headset to be better and more efficient.
Advancement of Meta in the Virtual World
Andrew Bosworth, CTO & Head of Reality Labs, a Meta subsidiary, reaffirmed Meta's investment commitment to the metaverse in a recent blog post. The expansion of its developments within and related to the virtual world is Meta's ultimate goal, and it has remained committed to this.
In October, Meta announced the release of their Meta Quest Pro VR headsets alongside a report. The report underlines the difficulties in the design and operation of such devices, including perceiving the surroundings as a 3D space, identifying the surfaces and things around, and interacting with digital objects. It will take years of development for these problems to become ideal solutions. The headset might be improved by becoming thinner, lighter, faster, and more potent while using a lot less battery power and producing a lot less heat.
One of the projects Meta has worked on is Meta Horizon Worlds, a metaverse platform. By improving the avatars' details and giving them a more human appearance, Meta has advanced Meta Horizon Worlds.
Meta’s Investment in the Metaverse
In order to better understand the risks and opportunities associated with the metaverse, Meta recently spent $2.5 million in seven different European nations. This investment will continue to pay off in the future.
The CTO of Reality Labs underlines the importance of having developed a community, including customers, artists, and developers, in his closing remarks. He said,
"more than any hardware improvement or technical gain, it's this community that gives us such confidence in the things we're developing."
