OneMeta AI and BizzTech Collaborate to Launch the World’s First Multilingual Metaverse

OneMeta AI's Verbum Software Developer Kit™ was used by BizzTech to transform "Altar of Europa 3.0 - Museums in the Metaverse" (a 100-square-meter physical drawing created by artist ANTOINETTE) into an immersive, interactive and photorealistic experience that enables realtime multilingual communication between/among participants in this first-of-its-kind metaverse project sponsored by muse.um.

BOUNTIFUL, UT and AUSTIN, TX and LEIPZIG, GERMANY / ACCESSWIRE / March 30, 2023 / The world's first multilingual metaverse project is now a reality thanks to the collaborative efforts of OneMeta AI^™ (OTC PINK:ONEI), a Multilingual Enablement company, and BizzTech, a Virtual Reality Technology Platform provider.

For its part, BizzTech deployed OneMeta AI's newly released Verbum SDK™ to transform artist ANTOINETTE's "Altar of Europa 3.0 - Museums in the Metaverse" into a first-of-its kind digital experience that enables realtime multilingual interaction between/among digital patrons of the arts.

As a result, visitors from all over the planet can explore the painstakingly created and unique piece of art and interact with each other as digital avatars in the metaverse representation of "Altar of Europa 3.0" while also enabling them to speak and read discussions in realtime in their respective native languages regardless of the language spoken by other visitors.

"With the help of the Verbum™ Software Developer Kit, we were able to implement the fastest and most accurate translation tool that we know of into our metaverse platform for business in a highly realistic environment built on BizzTech's metaverse platform for business, MetaLinked," said Dirk Schmidt, CEO and Co-Founder of Austin, Texas-based BizzTech.

"Altar of Europa 3.0 - Museums in the Metaverse" was created in physical form over a three-year period by ANTOINETTE as a 100-square-meter art piece of drawn in pen. "Altar of Europa 3.0" was officially launched in the metaverse on Thursday (March 16) with over 1,200 individuals from around the world participating in the digital unveiling, 70 as avatars and the balance as livestream attendees.

According to award-winning AR/VR/Metaverse Consultant and Author, David Sime, transporting artwork into the metaverse has many benefits to various audiences.

"Statistically, people who visit a space digitally are more than 30% more likely to go on and visit it in person," Sime said. "For venue owners, don't worry, this is actually going to increase your foot fall (foot traffic), not replace it. But for the many people around the world, you're giving them access that they just would not have any other way. And for your artists, you're exposing their work to places and cultures that never otherwise would have seen them. Or been able to see them."