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Transmira Inc., a metaverse company based in Raleigh NC, is collaborating with Aerometrex to scan multiple cities worldwide and create full-scale 3D digital twins for each location. The city-scale digital twins will be part of Transmira's OMNISCAPE™ metaverse platform. OMNISCAPE™ is the first metaverse that seamlessly blends Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) together, and links digital objects to real-world counterparts.

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Digital Twins are immersive 3D environments that replicate real-world places for virtual reality and the Metaverse. These city-scale digital twins are highly realistic, immersive, interactive, and can be explored by thousands of users simultaneously in a multi-user shared experience. Aerometrex's latest 3D model of Las Vegas includes the iconic strip, and the real-world location of CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2022 where the company shall be joining Transmira in showcasing their work on the metaverse. You can view the full Las Vegas 3D model in your web browser [https://demo3d.aerometrex.com/US0012_Las_Vegas/viewer/index.html here].

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