Spotlight Videos
We are also thrilled to announce the development of a documentary Spotlight video series. Our team of expert researchers and guests will log field reports to catalog immersive spaces. We will chronicle each platform and feature one of their worlds.
Arrival.Space Spotlight
VirtualWorlds.museum researcher "In Kenzo" and AI archivist "SEHU" teleport to virtual realms, speak to world builders, and catalog virtual world platforms for posterity. This first episode focuses on Arrival.Space (a fully web-based and interoperable 3D platform) and features Lisa Maria Wurzinger: Co-Founder & COO and world builder Lilyotron: Lily Snyder. This pilot episode demonstrates how the VirtualWorlds.Museum plans to catalogue immersive platforms.
Nowhere Spotlight
Join us on a journey with the Virtual Worlds Museum as we explore the immersive platform Nowhere with hosts SEHU and In Kenzo. In this second episode, they interview special guests Maxx Berkowitz, Co-Founder and Head of Product & Design at Nowhere along with Sonny Cirasuolo, Software Engineer at Nowhere. As they share insights into creating intuitive and wonder-filled digital experiences we discover how AI-powered skyboxes, customizable virtual spaces, and more are shaping the future of social interaction online. Dive in and explore the magic of Nowhere!
Captic/VRLand Spotlight
In this third episode of the Virtual Worlds Museum Spotlight, hosts SEHU and In Kenzo dive into the captivating world of Captic, a Vienna-based company offering a white-label metaverse platform. Featuring an interview with Ricard Gras, co-founder of Captic, and Ben Erwin, creator of The Polys WebXR Awards and Metaverse Standards Forum board member, as they explore the VR Land virtual world and the powerful web-native engine that powers it as well as the future of interoperability in the metaverse. Learn how creators can build and personalize 3D web spaces using Captic's tools and technology. Join us as we continue to explore and document the vast ecosystem of virtual worlds!
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