Mark Zuckerberg is stepping up the focus of the meta-focused meta-initiative, including hiring experts who generate AI. Recently, Meta showed off a demonstration of its latest technology, HyperScape, which transformed a smartphone camera into a portal to a realistic meta-environment environment. Zuckerberg said the tool allows smartphones to scan 2D space and convert it into surreal meta-meta backgrounds, allowing users to explore and interact in these digital worlds.
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In a recent Hyperscape demo, Zuckerberg was heard describe it as “very crazy.” The tech tycoon explained, “We are working to bring the avatar of photorealism into the metavideo. We also bring the space of photorealism to the metavideo. We call this Hyperscape. You can use your phone, scan the room and recreate it. ”
Meta uses a 3D volume rendering technology called “Gaussian shedding” that utilizes cloud rendering and streaming. This technology transforms the space scanned by smartphone cameras into an immersive, almost visible environment.
Jonathon Luiten, a meta-official and research scientist at the company’s Reality Laboratory, described Hyperscape as a technology that allows users to create “high-fidelity copies” of their physical environments that are reflected in virtual reality They (VR).
In a demonstration of launching HyperScape, multiple photos captured by smartphone cameras are seamlessly integrated into high-resolution video formats. Luiten shared a video on his X profile showing how Hyperscape stitches these images together to create a lifelike setup.
Currently, an app for HyperScape is available on Meta’s Task 3 headsets, which costs $429.99 (approximately Rs 36,098) on the 128GB version. It runs a specially designed meta-view OS. The technology was first shown at the Meta Connect 2024 event on September 25.
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In September 2021, Zuckerberg renamed Facebook to Meta, demonstrating his commitment to metatechnology.
With the support of blockchain networks, the metamorphic ecosystem is an sensible virtual representation of real-world objects. According to Meta, these ecosystems have the potential to change digital interactions. Platforms such as sandboxes and decentralized allow users to participate as avatars, enabling them to play games, collect NFTs, and hold virtual meetings and social gatherings in surreal environments.
Since its inception in 2022, Meta’s real-life laboratory unit has repeatedly recorded losses. The unit lost $13.7 billion (about Rs 11.22 crore) in 2022 and then lost $46.5 billion, while revenue generated nearly $11 billion (about Rs 91.744 crore) in the fourth quarter of 2023.
Despite these financial setbacks, Zuckerberg has always been loyal to his belief that it will be popular in future times. Zuckerberg’s initial bet on Metaverse looked like a huge mistake, removing more than $100 billion (about Rs 839,111.3 crore) from his net worth. However, according to the latest data from the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, Zuckerberg’s net worth has climbed nearly six times in less than two years to $201 billion (about Rs 16,86,617 crore), It was his first time to score over $200 billion (approximately Rs. 16,78,226 million) – making him the fourth richest man in the world.
