The overall working of this technology is quite impressive. It will track visitors through their mobile phones and will generate and project personalized 3D effects in physical spaces, walls, and objects in the park. Disney was selected for the “virtual-world simulator in a real-world venue,” patent on Dec. 28, 2021. Usually, we assume Metaverse as something that can be accessed through virtual reality or AR headsets. However, in actual the technology that is proposed by Disney will actually bring Metaverse to the physical world. Disney had shown its interest in Metaverse a long time ago. When the company released fourth-quarter earnings in November 2021, Bob Chapek, CEO of Disney revealed that the company is preparing to blend physical and digital assets in the metaverse. He further said: There are almost 12 Disney theme parks worldwide. Through these parks, Disney had generated total revenue of nearly $17 billion with its parks, experiences and products segment even in the Covid era. Also Read: Samsung Makes its Metaverse Debut with the Inauguration of their Flagship 837 Store
