We’ve seen the rise of no-code and low-code platforms being applied to any number of applications and use-cases. What would happen if this thinking was applied to metaverse-style virtual worlds? What would be built?
Certainly, with Apple’s recent announcement of the launch of the Apple Vision Pro headset, there is renewed interest in the ‘metaverse’, and investors appear to be coming back to start-ups in the sector amid this newly rebranded era of ‘spatial computing’. Indeeed, Immersed, for instance, recently launched its first headset, the Visor XR, and it’s winning plaudits so far.
Amid this renewed interest is VLGE, a France-based startup which has banked $4 million in funding from the likes of Venrex VC and L’Oreal. It now plans to hand over the tools to build immersive, scalable, and intuitive digital worlds to the experience-obsessed industries of fashion, beauty, and art – specifically – so that they can create and monetize their own worlds. This, rather than rely …
