McDonald preparing for virtual store in the metaverse; What is Metaverse, how does it work? Know the details with Ashish Chaturvedi

The American multinational fast-food chain McDonald's is preparing to launch their new stores in the metaverse. With this, you will be able to order your burger in the virtual world and it will deliver to your real-world address.

The fast-food company is investing a big amount for this project and has already filed more than 10 patents for its virtual store. With this people will not only be able to order burgers but will also be able to attend their virtual events, concerts in the metaverse. Apart from McDonald's, Nike, Adidas, Walmart, Zara, and Gucci are also planning to open virtual stores in the near future.
 
What is Metaverse?
A metaverse is a collection of 3D virtual environments designed to promote social interaction. It entails using virtual reality to experience the world online. It covers nearly everything, such as games, meetings, and shopping. To access Metaverse, you must first put on a headset, after which you may connect to the virtual reality interface.

How does it work?
Suppose you're wearing your VR headset and have entered the Metaverse and suddenly you want to eat a burger. Then you don't need to come out of the virtual world to order a burger, no need to remove the headset, instead, you can order your burger by visiting McDonald's store in the metaverse itself.

Or understand it in another way: Let's say you are playing a video game and you come across a McDonald's store in the virtual world, you can go to the store and order a burger. You will feel like you are in the real store and the order will deliver to your home.

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