OVR Looks To Offer The Best AR-Based Metaverse Experience

Everyone would agree that the metaverse has become increasingly popular by now, and that both crypto as well as NFTs have played an important part in its ongoing success. However, one aspect that is also being explored alongside this new digital frontier is that of AR (Augmented Reality). This makes sense too, as after all the metaverse concept allows us to traverse beyond the physical world and enter a purely digital one, and what better kind of technology to use in this regard than AR and VR.

To that end, OVR is a platform which focuses on combining the potential and capabilities of the metaverse, NFTs and AR technology. Most recently, it managed to become the biggest gas burner on Polygon following the successful minting of over 778,000 OVRLands NFTs.

OVR looks to push the boundaries of the metaverse

There are many reasons why everyone should be keeping an eye on OVR. Both OpenSea and the OVR Decentralized Marketplace allow free trading of OVRLand. Presently, OVR has the biggest owner community, much larger than the likes of The Sandbox (SAND) and Decentraland (MANA), which are considered to be prominent names in the metaverse sector.

As if that weren’t enough, the OVR ecosystem now contains the OVRLand and NFT ownership layer, which has been entirely migrated to Polygon, in addition to OVR tokens which are cross-chained across BSC, Polygon, and Ethereum. The reason as to why this approach is significant is because it boosts the liquidity of OVR tokens while lowering gas prices for all OVRLand-based transactions.

What to expect going forward

As is the case with any project in this industry, there needs to be certain achievements and long-term goals in order to successfully attract investors and users. When it comes to OVR, Polygon migration, as well as the issue of OVRLand NFTs, shall spearhead the path for a robust decentralized economy based on OVR’s platform.

We will hence soon see the release of rental smart contracts and OVRMaps NFT incorporation, providing the monetization of the OVRLand layer. In the near future, Polygon’s low gas fees will also allow 3D asset marketplaces, direct-to-avatar sales of virtual clothes and different skins, micropayments in experiences, and a lot more to come.

Moreover, according to the roadmap, OVR will also focus on IPFS Hosting, Boson Protocol Integration, OVRMap secondary marketplace, providing a single experience on multiple lands, and much more in 2022.

All in all, this is a platform that seeks to bring together the metaverse, NFTs and AR in order to offer something new and different. If the aforementioned accolades and goals are any indication, then it is safe to assume that OVR is certainly an initiative to keep an eye on going forward.