Metaverse is an evolution to the internet and is expanding rapidly, major businesses and brands are picking up the tools needed to fill the virtual void and deliver immersive online experiences. Adobe, known for its photo- and video-editing software, released a metaverse playbook and announced partnerships with Coca Cola, NASCAR, Epic Games and NVIDIA on a range of metaverse-related projects. The company says, hundreds of brands are already using its existing 3D tools to create interactive content, adding that demand for tools used to create photorealistic replicas of their products grew 100% from a year ago. Metaverse-based digital twins are just now being looked at by commercial and technical industries, as well as B2C and B2B. This is because the metaverse is just now being looked at for its potential applications. The one thing they all have in common is the need for the creation of digital twins for all the goods that the brand is representing. With the much-scouted technology called digital twin, which is a digital representation of real-world entities — an object, system or process — that is synchronized with the real world. With sensors that relay information and two-way Internet of Things object connections, this technology can synchronize the digital environment with the physical world and vice versa. It has the potential to deliver new and exciting virtual worlds, the metaverse also has tremendous uses in generating precise replicas of the real world. There are plenty of technologies like Conversational AI, XR, VR, digital humans, synthetic media that have grown before the metaverse but seem poised to work well within it. Metaverse is a logical next step to what comes after the smartphone and the Internet as we know them now.

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