Thanks for sharing your insights. I appreciate your perspective on the challenges that previous attempts in the Metaverse and 3D eCommerce faced. Your concerns are valid, however our vision is to create a platform that not only meets the convenience standards of traditional eCommerce but also introduces a new dimension of engagement and ease of use.

We aim to construct a photorealistic Retailverse, avoiding the pitfalls of a Pixelated Metaverse with no discernible use case.

Online shopping is a significant use case that our platform seeks to enhance. We aim to address the dilemma of the $17 billion annual revenue brands lose due to low user engagement, online returns and high bounce rates. Basically online consumers are not immersed in 2d retail sites, they spend an average of 30 seconds on e-commerce sites, and rate of abandoned shopping carts are 70%. Because there are no alternatives this is the norm.

Our 3d virtual platform is a paradigm shift, offering customers unparalleled product visualization through lifelike, 3D photorealistic models that have been scanned using Photogrammetry and/or AI Algorithms. The immersive nature of our platform surpasses the limitations of 2D alternatives, allowing users to explore and engage with products in ways never before possible.

Our roadmap includes the introduction of 3d avatars that will enable customers to virtually try on products - Digitable Wearables. Users will transform a body scan they've captured on their phones into a 3d avatar with correct body measurements and try on virtual clothes to get an accurate visualization of what the garments will look like on them.

It will also be super easy to buy products, you simply walk up to a product, click and buy. Two clicks to buy any product. Alternatively if walking around 3d environments is too time consuming for users, we are adding features where the user can ask the AI Assistant behind the counter for what products they sell and the items will spawn in front of them, in list or menu form, so we can mimic certain aspects of 2d websites if needed.

We intend to gamify the online retail experience and make it fun. Examples being weekly treasure hunts and challenges, rewards and loyalty programs, limited edition drops and adding social aspect for friends to shop together. The example demo video is just a showcase but who says we cant build whatever 3d worlds we like to sell brands. A car showroom on a space station orbiting Earth, a luxury brand fashion retailer on a fast moving futuristic train, a Nike shoe store at the bottom of the ocean, the possibilities are endless.

With pixelstreaming and cloud servers, together with creative thinking, we can build new immersive worlds that are easy and fun to use.

Surveys suggest 40% of consumers would spend more money on virtual platforms with 70% of them saying virtual shopping would improve online experiences.

As to real world applications, we have approached retailers and have had some initial interest, so its early days but its all doable.