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OVER has launched the Map2Earn Beta program: revolutionary 3D mapping is now available to everyone. This An innovation that solves the geolocation problem in Augmented Reality (AR).
Map2Earn is now in Beta Version
OVER Map2Earn has started its activity program for geolocation in Augmented Reality (AR) in its Beta version.
In particular, it does geo-location with 20 cm accuracy outside and insideallowing immersive experiences in the metaverse to become increasingly sophisticated compared to GPS, which offers a range of over 6 meters outdoors.
And indeed, Map2Earn, a decentralized infrastructure for the AR metaverse achieving an ideal system for mapping and creating geo-localized experiences integrated into the real world.
In this sense, OVER will be able to offer, for example, the placement of digital artworks at a specific anchor point on a wall, the overlay of AR experiences on existing buildings, as well as the geo-localization of assets within a building by recognizing different floors.
Map2Earn maps an open metaverse for everyone, all you have to do is use a smartphone
OVER’s plan is to make its metaverse as open as possible, with a user only needing to use a smartphone to access it and participate in the mapping system with the Map2Earn app.
Indeed Mapping users will be able to become NFT holders By creating three main assets when capturing images for each OVRLand, these are:
- A 3D point cloud of the location that will provide the creator with an accurate visual reference of the actual 3D structure of the location they wish to augment with the AR experience;
- thanks to computer vision algorithms and point cloud, displacement algorithms with 20 cm accuracy will determine the location of the observer of the AR experience in space and provide him with a consistent experience;
- NERF, Neural Radiance Field, a digital twin of mapped ground, a simulation, a kind of neural hallucination.
In fact, all these elements are represented by NFTs, which will become the property of the user-mapper.
Map2Earn aims to create state-of-the-art, community-owned, Web3-based 3D maps. Some of the world’s most important indoor and outdoor spaces, places people visit with smartphones instead of cars and satellites.
These OVRMaps are critical to AR: they are the portal to the AR metaverse, and without them there is no way to reliably and consistently augment the physical world.
Map2Earn earnings
In this Beta version, the current Map2Earn software will only allow map generation, neural renders, and use for displacement.
Maps generated for future releases of new Map2Earn versions can be mined as NFTsIt can be freely traded on the OVER market and other decentralized markets such as OpenSea.
Not only that, OVER will also show an initiative Direct incentive program for mapping activityallows open orders to obtain maps of the most important places in the world.
To participate in the OVER Map2Earn Beta, download the OVER The Reality app on Google Play or the Apple App Store and follow the instructions under Map2Earn.
Partnership with Decentraland
Last October OVER became a partner With Decentraland (MANA) for Metaverse Music Festival 2022.
meeting between The AR platform and the metaverse allows designers to create and sell clothing and accessories for avatars to use in the virtual world.
Celebrities like in the OVR scene Ozzy Osbourne, Dillos Francis, SNH48 and Spottie Wifi carried out. In addition, DJ and producer Protector he also performed the famous song “Ride it”.
Basically, users were able to enjoy a unique augmented reality experience using the OVR App, while the full experience in Decentraland Metaverse can be seen on video.
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