There is no denying the rapid pace of evolution in technology, terminology like ‘AI' and ‘Web3’ are now bandied around the side lines of Saturday sport. It can be easy to get lost in buzzwords, but Accenture’s definition of the metaverse as 'an evolution of the internet that enables a user to move beyond 'browsing' to 'inhabiting' in a persistent, shared experience’ does sum up the evolution of technology available to every business out there - and the Curiious platform - quite succinctly.

At Curiious we have been creating virtual reality content for years, it was precisely this offering that caught my eye and drew me away from over 20 years in live events and experiential marketing to guide a team of technologists and thinkers.

When it comes to engaging in immersive experiences, businesses are jumping head first into open platforms like Decentraland, Meta’s Horizon Worlds, or VRChat. These platforms are synonymous with the metaverse today.

Anyone with a child in 2022 has likely heard of Roblox, one of the most popular ways to spend time online today. For those who haven’t come across Roblox, here is a quick primer.

This blog is about monkey bars.

I'm only mildly exaggerating when I say, "I always look to the monkey bars when developing a new feature for our software” and doubly so when the product will incorporate new, cutting edge technology.

As the weeks progress, momentum is building behind the metaverse, with more brands announcing that they are setting up shop in the metaverse and many, many others offering explainers in an attempt to demystify this new arena.

It's early in 2022 to have identified a word of the year, but if we had to pick one so far, it would have to be ‘metaverse’.