Augmented-reality infrastructure
Browser-based AR rendering of works registered to real-world scenes.
Publicly described physical-world AR infrastructure combining geolocation, digital assets, blockchain and marketplace functionality.
Public company material describes an end-to-end pathway from a wallet-held digital asset to a geolocated AR work discoverable on a map, viewable on physical approach, with blockchain ownership verification and marketplace integration. On the reviewed public record this presents the stronger initial mapping candidate.
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Browser-based AR rendering of works registered to real-world scenes.
Digital assets deployed into real-world positions.
Maps-like interface identifying where assets can be viewed.
Works anchored to GPS positions.
Coordinate, geohash and anchor-based location data.
Tokenised digital assets as the placed content.
Wallet connection to identify assets held by the user.
Import of wallet-held NFTs into the publishing flow.
'Wallet to World' publishing of assets into physical space.
Global index of geofenced digital assets.
Bounded geographic areas governing asset visibility.
Registry described as operating across chains.
Blockchain-based verification of asset ownership.
Listing, sale and bidding functions described publicly.
Transfer of digital ownership following transaction.
Dynamic smart-contract operations referenced publicly.
Blockchain metadata associated with published works.
Location-based proofs tied to physical attendance.
Core public positioning of the platform.
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