Disney moves with an approved US patent towards metaverse to develop a virtual world simulator-metaverse
Disney moves with an approved US patent towards metaverse to develop a virtual world simulator-metaverse
A recently discovered patent shows that the American multinational entertainment and media group Walt Disney Company was approved by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for a patent for a "virtual world simulator". The simulator consists of a "three -dimensional (3D) map of the geometry of the real event location".
Disney's patent for the virtual world simulator follows Bob Chapek's discussion about the Disney Metavers
The interest of Disney in Metaverse and Blockchain technology has recently been shown how a patent recently approved at the end of December reveals the entertainment giant filed for a "virtual world-simulator" concept.
The patent for the simulator for the virtual world follows the winning call from Disney-CEO Bob Chapek in November when he explains The company is ready for "our own" meta persons. Chapek also emphasized that Disney was always at the top of the latest technologies.
"The Walt Disney Company has a long success story as Early Adopter when using technology to improve the experience of entertainment," said Chapek during the telephone conference. The Disney CEO added:
Our previous efforts are only a prologue at a time when we can combine the physical and digital world even closer to enable our own Disney meta verse of unlimited storytelling. Experience everything that Disney has on our products and platforms wherever the consumer is located
The clone of one of Disney's 12 themed parks, loss of sales through pandemic, says Disney that it has "no current plans" to start the virtual world
The US patent No. 11.210.843 submitted by Disney explains that the simulator of the virtual world includes a computer protocol that includes a hardware processor and a memory that stores the software code. The protocol also follows the user via a computer or a handheld device to carry out actions with the map of a geometry of a real Disney event location.
The control or handheld device is able to "simulate a virtual world by adapting one or the more virtual effects from a current perspective of the perspective of movement to be adapted to the geometry of the real event".
Essentially, the technology is a clone of one of the 12 themed parks in Disney that are located all over the world. The company could be stubborn to offer a virtual experience to compensate for the lost income due to the closure of physical themed parks for visitors due to the covid 19 pandemy.
According to statistics from February 2021, Disney has lost 2.6 billion US dollar from the loss of sales during pandemic and the company recently started again in August 2021. Disney keeps the concept of However, simulators of the virtual world may be back, since the company told Los Angeles Times has "no current plans" to start the virtual world.
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