An established company that is listed on the stock exchange in Frankfurt is creating a decentralized, social virtual reality world which gives users the chance to rub shoulders with some of the world's biggest celebrities.
Staramba has already created what it claims is the world's largest database of 3D avatars, which features 7,000 stars.
Spaces, allows users to immerse themselves in a virtual world and engage with their idols in a whole new way.
The company envisages that demand will be high because properties in the most fascinating locations with the highest footfall are going to be finite.
Spaces would be facilitated through the ERC20-compliant Staramba.
"Exclusive partnerships"Staramba has already forged a series of partnerships - including with top-flight football clubs such as Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, the world's number one table tennis player Timo Boll, and wrestling legend Hulk Hogan.
The company currently has more than 100 employees from 23 countries, with offices in Berlin and Los Angeles.
The company is continually developing its high-quality scanner, the 3D INSTA-GRAPH, so it can be used in an array of other situations.
A discount is being offered for most of the ITO - with contributors receiving 30 percent off during the first week of the World Cup in Russia, decreasing to 20 percent in the second week and 10 percent in the third.
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Company Creates Decentralized VR World Where Public Can Meet Celebrities
에 게시 됨 May 28, 2018
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