LG wants to give access to the metaverse on its TVs

By Uesley Durães / 05/01/2023 / 1 minute reading

Have you ever imagined being able to access the metaverse through televisions? This is LG's proposal. The South Korean company has partnered with metaverse technology company Oorbit to bring virtual environments to living room screens. The official announcement was made on the 4th and the companies involved took to social media to publicize the proposal.

Announced just in time for #CES2023, we're excited to announce that we have partnered with @LGElectronics to bring interoperable gaming and social experiences directly to your LG Smart TVs.

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— Oorbit (@OorbitOnline) January 4, 2023

The news was announced for the Consumer Electronics Show 2023 (CES). With the initiative, LG Electronics proposes to make the metaverse more accessible. Next to Oorbit, the technology giant will offer virtual environments with shows, games and interaction between users.

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LG's partner, Oorbit, has been standing out in the technology scene for offering metaverse experiences between different virtual worlds in one place. In theory, on LG TVs it would be possible to travel between interoperable metaverses to enjoy spaces, games and entertainment.

A #LG return to #CES2023, with a physical stand and holding the LG World Premiere press conference #LifeisGood to present your vision for the future. Stay tuned for LG's new lifestyle solutions being introduced at CES 2023!# LGCES2023 #THESE #LGCES
— LG Brasil (@LGdobrasil) January 4, 2023

One of Oorbit's co-founders, Pooya Koosha, in an official statement, said:

“Our proprietary technology is the connective tissue that ties virtual worlds together and makes it easier for developers and brands to bring their experiences to the metaverse. Expanding our technology to millions of LG TV customers is the next step in making the metaverse accessible to everyone.”

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