US20250166332
2025-05-22
Physics
G06T19/20
The patent application outlines a system and method designed for merging multiple metaverses into a single, cohesive virtual environment. It involves receiving defining information from two distinct metaverses, identifying and resolving conflicts between them, and establishing rules for their merger to create a new destination metaverse. This process is automated through a processing system that handles negotiations and modifications necessary for the integration of the metaverses, ultimately providing users with an immersive experience in the newly formed virtual world.
The focus is on managing the operations involved in combining two or more independent metaverses. A metaverse is typically a virtual environment created by an organization, allowing users to engage with each other and the digital space using various networked devices. This innovation aims to streamline the merger of these distinct virtual spaces to enhance user interaction and experience.
The invention employs a processing system to automatically merge source metaverses by modifying their objects to accommodate differences. It identifies conflicts arising from these modifications and resolves them through negotiation. The system also defines rules for the potential destruction or permanence of certain elements within the destination metaverse. Users can then interact within this new virtual environment using appropriate equipment, ensuring a seamless transition between different metaverses.
The described system operates within a comprehensive communications network that supports various access methods, including broadband, wireless, voice, and media access. The network infrastructure integrates multiple devices such as data terminals, mobile devices, telephony devices, and display units, facilitating diverse user interactions within the destination metaverse. This setup ensures robust connectivity and access to rich media content from various sources.
The system allows for the creation of independent metaverses by individuals or entities, which can be customized or extended with novel functionalities. These metaverses can merge or nest within each other, forming a common virtual space with either temporary or indefinite existence. This flexibility enables diverse applications ranging from personal user experiences to large-scale collaborative environments, addressing the current lack of mechanisms for managing such integrations.