MMITA (Meet Me In The Astral) introduces a mobile app, a new AR platform that allows users to experience and share augmented reality (AR) content wherever they are.
MMITA offers users a creative and immersive opportunity to discover the virtual world around them, interact with it, and add their own personality to it.
The MMITA platform leverages augmented reality to provide a customized experience for users who want to become part of a virtual world. Through MMITA, users can create and share their own digital content, such as advertisements, art, and avatars, and place the content in a real environment with a smartphone. Any app user can view the placed virtual object, and it can be captured as an image or video with the device’s camera.
MMITA provides maps that show AR objects at different checkpoints, allowing users to find and capture objects. The collected objects are stored in the user’s ‘backpack’ and can be placed anywhere in the AR world. MMITA is an innovative social media platform that integrates AR, allowing users to share and showcase their virtual creations with MMITA’s own social network posts. You can also connect with your existing friends on MMITA and share posts on other social networks such as WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook.
MMITA CEO Gene Kim said, “We are excited to introduce MMITA and introduce a new way to connect with the world around us. Our platform is designed to provide a fun, creative and personalized experience for all our users. In it, users can create their own content or explore content created by others to their heart’s content.”
“Through our efforts and the efforts of our partners and developers to sell AR games and applications on the platform, we expect to see a steady increase in applications that are exciting, fun and create value for businesses and consumers alike.”
MMITA’s mobile app has many potential future uses, including interactive AR games for consumer brands, virtual art display galleries, 3D AR chatbots acting as guides, and highly targeted or targeted advertising solutions. particularly targeting that can be linked to local buildings. Currently, the MMITA team is working with hardware developers who specialize in AR glasses to ultimately provide users with a more complete mixed reality experience.
Reporter Hellotti Ham Soo-mi |
