Through 'Ustory,' an open metaverse platform unveiled by TeamStory at 'World IT Show 2022,' users will be able to create their own virtual space as a user-friendly metaverse platform.

TeamStory, an exclusive partner of US NASDAQ-listed company eXp World Holdings, held a new technology presentation on the theme of “U-story, an open WebXR-based metaverse platform that allows you to freely create your own virtual space anytime, anywhere” at the World IT Show 2022 (WIS 2022), Korea’s largest ICT exhibition held at COEX in Seoul on the 22nd under the theme of “Innovation for Tomorrow.”

TeamStory's metaverse platform, 'vStory,' is a link connecting the real and virtual worlds that addresses the needs for corporate culture and individual 'communication,' going beyond the purpose of a non-face-to-face platform usable by many people.

It is easy for anyone to use for remote work, video conferencing, education, and meetings, and is represented by human avatars, enabling a realistic communication experience in the metaverse.

'Ustory,' newly introduced at this event, is a metaverse platform that facilitates easy access in any environment—including PCs, mobile devices, and tablets—and allows users to freely create their own personal spaces.

Various virtual spaces can be easily created using 3D objects, and desired assets and templates can be used to reduce work time.

Ustory is highly versatile as it can be used simply by signing up, is customizable, and allows users to access and view their creations just by sharing the metaverse platform URL.

In addition, 'Ustory' features include △simultaneous access for up to 150 people △voice conversation within the voice area △screen sharing within the platform △high compatibility with various formats available △real-time automatic language translation (16 countries).

U-Story can be used to produce history museums, film festivals, galleries, expos, and more, and this presentation specifically introduced case studies from Dongmyung University and Hanbat University.

Team Story stated that digital twins can be realized through Ustory.

Team Story stated, “By capturing the office with a 3D camera, we can build a virtual office space identical to the real thing, allowing users to commute via avatars without physically going to the office, and in cases where there is a large number of non-resident personnel, Ustory can be used to supplement various workspaces.”