In Davos, director of Meta says that metaverse has potential for education and medicine

The metaverse continues to thrive behind the scenes at the World Economic Forum. This Wednesday (18) a group of metaverse executives and researchers met to discuss alternatives for the new era of the internet. As expected, Meta was involved in the conversation. The company's product director, Chris Cox, commented that the metaverse has “extraordinary potential” for the education sector.

Trying to engage the metaverse beyond the commercial sector, Cox exposed his ideas for using virtual reality.

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Next to names like that of the CEO of HP, Enrique Lores, the writer who pioneered the term metaverse, Neal Stephenson, and the minister of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation of Rwanda, Paula Ingabire, the director of Meta said that the metaverse would have “interesting work” in areas such as education, training, medicine and design.

“Astronauts are starting to use virtual reality to train for basically immersive experiences that are difficult to study in a textbook”

In Davos, director of Meta says that metaverse has potential for education and medicine (Reproduction Twitter/ World Economic Forum)

Cox also said that he hopes to convince companies and entities in Davos to bet on the metaverse project as the next big thing for the internet.

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