The World Wide Web is a library of pages. The Spatial Web is a library of spaces.
Web 3.0 technologies require a new protocol that can link spaces and all objects within them. For a completely interoperable Web 3.0 experience, Metaverses and Digital Twins need to be networked, indexed, discoverable, and accessible by anyone or anything, anywhere, at any time.
Using HSTP, you can query over multiple dimensions — 4D, over time, over temperature, motion, pressure, light — any physical reality that can be defined in a computational way.
The “space” in Spatial is not only taking coordinates into account, but also states, like passing of time, change in ownership, even changes in emotional states like measurements of happiness or satisfaction — any combination of any condition of any dimension that can be defined, addressed and computed.
Month: October 2022
The Spatial Web is Coming – Part 4
Anything that wants to be recognized will have to be included in this network. Every protocol, platform, interaction, messaging, data distribution, 1st Layer, 2nd Layer, developer API and Language aspect of Web3 that is in development today needs to be thinking about this transition to the Spatial Web.
The Spatial Web is Coming – Part 3
Enter VERSES Technologies, a next-gen AI company that is literally laying the foundation for the Spatial Web Protocol by establishing and defining an entirely new computing technology stack comprised of three tiers: Interface, Logic & Data.
The Spatial Web is Coming – Part 2
What we really need to be building toward is a blending of virtual and physical worlds using cognitive and distributed technologies. Undeniably, there are specific Smart Technologies that will be crucial to the architecture of this networked Web 3.0 experience.
The Spatial Web is Coming – Part 1
Most Web3 companies are building for “enhanced” Web2 experiences. They are not yet considering what is truly required for the implementation of a decentralized and fully networked Web 3.0 world.