Umetaworld, a social media metaverse landscape that allows users to interact with one another has announced the launch of its new website and mobile app that signifies the metaverse is open for users.
The website is scheduled to go live in the second week of July 2022 while the app is set to release on July 16th, 2022.
The metaverse has been the talking point in the tech world for most of 2022, but most of these talks are limited to how the virtual space is being used as a gaming landscape. Umetaworld on the other hand is aiming to reimagine the metaverse as a purely social space.
Daniele Marinelli, founder and CEO of DTSocialize, which is also a founding company of Umetaworld, says the project has been created to share positivity within the Web3 landscape. Marinelli will be presenting at the Metaverse Summit in Paris, France on July 16-17, where he will formally introduce Umetaworld to the rest of the Web3 community. It’s a project that has certainly been well-received so far, with its native token UMW being listed on major decentralised exchanges, with centralised exchange listings coming soon.
A positive virtual space
In Umetaworld, users can interact with each other using high-end avatars that are created using realistic renditions of their faces. Taking a selfie during the registration process allows you to create high-definition versions of yourself to use and enjoy. (See lead image for example.)
Umetaworld world also gives you the ability to create and customise private rooms that can be decorated and dedicated to whatever topic the user chooses. Virtual events like conferences, shopping, meetups and even concerts can also be held in Umetaworld.
As the world emerges from the pandemic, Umetaworld’s vision is to create a positive and worry-free virtual space where users can be free of responsibilities. And once the metaverse becomes available to download on July 16, users can access and explore Union Square, a digital space within Umetaworld that’s reminiscent of the material world.
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