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  Meta unveils a haptic GLOVE that lets you feel objects in VR Researchers from Singapore State University have announced the availability of innovative gloves that allow you feel the Metaverse between your fingers. Today, we live in a world where the concept of the metaverse is ubiquitous. For use in the metaverse, many companies have already started developing technology and software. Sony unveiled Micopi tracking sensors last month, making it considerably simpler to send our entire bodies to Metaverse. The State University of Singapore researchers have developed new gloves that let you feel what you see in the digital world right at your fingertips, they announced today. Meta unveils a haptic GLOVE that lets you feel objects in VR A haptic glove by Meta lets you experience things in the real world. To produce a true-to-life touch experience, the glove combines sensors and actuators. Currently, under development, the glove should be ready for purchase Shortly The glove was create...

 CES 2023: AjnaXR – The First Mixed Reality Headset from India The Mumbai-based startup, AjnaLens, is making waves at this year’s CES show in Las Vegas with its mixed reality (MR) headset, the AjnaXR. This innovative device is designed to focus on learning and training, with an aim to target more enterprises and educational institutes. The company has even won the CES Innovation Award as an honoree, proving its worth in the technology industry. Revolutionizing Learning and Training The AjnaXR headset is designed to be used to virtually experience complex scenarios, where training employees can be a challenge. The company hopes to create a realistic scenario for industries and education, and even to help with training for soft skills using this device and platform. The CTO of AjnaLens, Abhishek Tomar, explains to IndianExpress (on a call) that learning in the phygital (a mix of the real and virtual world) has a lot more benefits and advantages, especially in more complicated scenari...

 Over the past year, non-fungible cryptocurrencies (NFTs) have received a lot of media coverage. This is undoubtedly in part a result of famous people selling their NFTs at auction for tens of thousands to millions of dollars. For instance, Jack Dorsey, the creator of Twitter, sold his first tweet for $2.9 million, or around £2.4 million. This gives the appearance that anybody can construct an NFT as well as then sell it off for billions of dollars, creating a feeling of buzz and celebrity status. Unscrupulous activity surfaces whenever there is a chance to earn money. Unfortunately, it is just how people are. We have seen a wide variety of frauds, including phishing, bidder fraud, and false NFTs. NFT markets have taken steps to stop fraudulent activity on their networks, and as the technology develops, consumer protection will rise. The main strength of NFTs is authentication, so we must see through the hoopla and con artists. So because opportunities are endless and go beyond col...

 Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital assets that represent ownership of a unique item or experience. They are stored on a blockchain and are verified as being one-of-a-kind using cryptographic signatures. In order to store and manage NFTs, you will need a specialized cryptocurrency wallet known as an NFT digital wallet. What is an NFT Digital Wallet? An NFT digital wallet is a specialized cryptocurrency wallet that is designed to store and manage non-fungible tokens (NFTs). NFTs are unique digital assets that are stored on a blockchain and represent ownership of a specific item or experience, such as a piece of artwork, a collectible, or a ticket to an event. They are verified as being one-of-a-kind using cryptographic signatures and cannot be exchanged for other items on a one-to-one basis, like traditional cryptocurrencies. An NFT wallet allows users to view their NFT collection, send NFTs to other users, and manage their private keys, which are used to access and transfer the...

 The Future of India’s Internet Industry: Predicted to Reach $5 Trillion by 2030 India’s internet industry is on track to reach a valuation of $5 trillion by 2030, according to market intelligence firm Redseer Strategy Consultants. In its report, “Looking Back at India’s Internet Economy in 2022,” Redseer states that India currently has the second largest internet user base in the world, with 780 million users, a majority of whom come from tier-2 cities. Drivers of Growth Redseer attributes the growth of India’s internet industry to an increase in digital consumption and penetration in tier-2 cities, as well as the adoption of short video commerce. As a result, the report predicts that India will see a significant increase in digital ad investments rather than driving sales. The report also notes that the average Indian spends 7.3 hours per day on their smartphone, one of the highest amounts in the world, with a trend towards consuming more user-generated content compared to platfo...