Miami Gardens Launches a Metaverse Virtual City
Miami Gardens is one of the first cities to have entered the metaverse. Read on to learn more about the new metaverse city.
Miami Gardens is one of the earliest cities to have entered the metaverse. Through its partnership with CEEK VR, Miami Gardens has entered the metaverse, providing an interactive experience for visitors, residents, and Web3 enthusiasts.
Top Golf, Calder Casino, City Hall, Hard Rock Stadium, and other real-life attractions are available in the virtual city. According to Mayor Rodney Harris, the goal of the Miami Gardens Metaverse Experience is to enhance access to the city. Also, it will motivate individuals to innovate using cutting-edge technologies like VR, blockchain, and NFTs.
Features of Miami Gardens Metaverse Experience
With this new city gateway, anyone may experience Miami Gardens from around the globe. Moreover, future inhabitants and guests may use their gadgets to explore their future houses or attend world-class athletic events such as the
- Formula One Miami Grand Prix Race,
- Miami Tennis Open, and
- the World Cup.
They may bring in new firms and organisations that will build real estate in the metaverse and engage with inhabitants and tourists.
This is just the latest push by the community to foster a forward-thinking and innovative culture. The city has already established several STEM projects to educate and prepare its inhabitants for the future. Time will reveal whether that future is in the actual world, the metaverse, or both.
The city hosts a science fair and a robotic STEAM competition yearly as part of its continuing STEM programming and educational opportunities. Additionally, there have been remarkable accomplishments in Miami Gardens's residential and business sectors. Further locals and tourists alike can enjoy various cultural activities, recreational facilities, restaurants, and nightlife venues.
Not to mention, the City of Miami Gardens shows its dedication to advancing innovation and technology via one-of-a-kind solutions like the metaverse app. Lastly, local initiatives like the Real Time Crime Center at the Miami Gardens Police Department combine crime analytics and cutting-edge technology like video surveillance cameras and automated licence plate scanners to help keep the city's residents and tourists safe.
