Lighthouse Launches XR-Friendly Web Application and Officially Partners with Zesty to Launch a Collection of Cross-World Metaverse Portals

he habitual activities of our daily lives — working, banking, talking to friends, planning our week — take place almost entirely online. That makes digital rights just as essential as our physical ones. Yet our protections continue to lag behind.

“You get what you measure.” “What gets measured gets managed.” “If you don’t measure it, you can’t improve it.” How do these well-known axioms from the world of business KPIs translate in the metaverse space?

We talk to builders about how to avoid past mistakes and build a metaverse that respects — rather than restricts — our individual dignity, autonomy, and agency.

Powering a truly immersive open metaverse will require as much as 1,000x our currently available computing power.

Matera Protocol has formed an ecosystem partnership with Lighthouse, a platform that is accelerating adoption of the Open Metaverse by simplifying access to it, making discovering experiences much easier.

In this first installment of our six-part series,The Edges of the Metaverse, we explore why it’s impossible to imagine a fully realized virtual environment without AI.

Lighthouse is building the open metaverse navigation engine, a unified interface empowering users to search for places, events, friends, creators, and experiences across and within virtual worlds. The Lighthouse portal currently indexes thousands of experiences from more than 20 leading platforms, including ecosystems such as Hyperfy, Mona, Oncyber, Portals, Spatial, The Sandbox, and many others. Our portal is accessible at lighthouse.world and our browser extension, which enables users to share their location to their friends in near real-time across the spatial web, can be downloaded at the following link. Before diving further into this blog post, we strongly encourage you to check out the portal and download the extension. Reading about the metaverse is cool, but experiencing it is epic af.

MONTREAL, QC, DECEMBER 20, 2022. Lighthouse, the company building the open metaverse navigation engine, a portal often compared to the “Google of the spatial web”, has released its Road to Interoperability report. The report dives into key industry figures’ perspectives, roadmaps, and priorities, as well as the latest research on high-dimensional data structures modeling, visualization, indexing, and encryption in order to paint a comprehensive picture of the open metaverse’s roadmap going into 2023.