Arrival Space was created by CEO Gero A.E. Egger, CTO Thomas Richter-Trummer, and COO Lisa Marie Wurzinger.
“We believe that the metaverse, ‘Social 3D Web’, or ‘Next Internet’ has not yet arrived. However, this rapidly growing realm already contains various persistent 3D worlds that are open, interconnected and interoperable, just like the next iteration of the Internet would or should be. Arrival.Space addresses the need for an immersive, interactive digital world. We are working hard to contribute to better browsing, navigating, and socializing - across immersive platforms. We believe that our platform-independent, app-less, browser-based approach is the next step in the evolution of the internet. We invite you to become part of this exciting journey,” says the Arrival Space team.
The Virtual Worlds Museum chose Arrival Space as the platform to host the WebXR exhibit due to their cutting-edge technology and unique way of featuring entry Gates to each virtual worlds.
Experience it here: https://live.arrival.space/virtualworldsmuseum
The 7 platforms selected to be featured in the Virtual Worlds Museum WebXR Exhibit are:
Ozone, a 3D creation engine Cloud for the next era of the internet; OnCyber, a metaverse platform that makes it easy for anyone to create their own 3D, immersive experience that can be accessed from the browser;
Nowhere, a platform to connect, explore and create in the metaverse in seconds;
Hyperfy, a metaverse platform that makes it easy for anyone to create rich, immersive virtual worlds;
Frame, an immersive collaboration space that works on desktop, mobile, or VR;
VRLand, your white-label platform to deliver, control, and scale your vision for the Metaverse today; and
Spatial, a 3D gaming hub where creators craft and share immersive social experiences for web, mobile, and VR.
The Arrival Space platform also allows for seamlessly jumping through one virtual world to the next. See this and glimpse into the platform in the Virtual Worlds Museum Live XR tour video by renown metaverse author Wagner James Au in conversation with Julian Reyes, Director of the Virtual Worlds Museum:
https://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2023/12/virtual-worlds-museum-xr.html