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Role of AR and VR in Metaverse Development

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In the last few years, the world has witnessed lots of advancements in technology , and the metaverse is one of them. The metaverse has revolutionized businesses and the lives of people in numerous ways. With that, we are now entering the era where augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are being incorporated into the metaverse.   The encapsulation of AR/VR in metaverse technology has opened up new opportunities for businesses and humanity. But, before we dive deep into the blog, let us see what statistics  say. Global spending on the metaverse and AR/VR technologies can reach $72.8 billion in 2024 . A report from Statista says that the metaverse market can show a growth rate of 15.4% from 2023 to 2030. Now that we have discussed the statistics related to AR, VR, and the metaverse, let us explore the role of AR and VR in metaverse development.   How is AR/VR reshaping the metaverse? The main idea behind the integration of AR and VR
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What is a Cyborg? Do Real-Life Superheros Exist?

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How will you feel if you could hear colors or would be able to control objects with your mind or even live forever? Well, the extraordinary fictional characters that you see in movies are called superheroes, but in real-life those superheroes are called cyborgs.  Cyborgs are a half human and half machine. Yes, you heard that right.  Let's meet a few of them. A body upgrade: Meet former Professor of Cybernetics at the University of Reading,   Kevin Warwick , the world's first cyborg- half man, half machine.  (Cybernetics is the science of communications and automatic control systems in both machines and living things.) While most of the world was busy upgrading the software of their computers, Professor Warwick was looking at the possibilities of upgrading his body.  In 1998, he went under the knife to implant a silicon chip transponder system onto the median nerve of his forearm, linking his nervous system with a computer. The chip enabled him to crack the neural code that tra
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