Hurricanes in the metaverse could save lives in reality
The university is testing a simulated hurricane with residents on Georgia’s coast. The goal is to allow people to see the dangerous effects of a storm such as wind, rain and storm surge without risking their lives. Then, in the event of a real evacuation homeowners would be more willing to respond.
After a quick demonstration, Monahan went through the experience. The metaverse is different than other virtual reality like video games because it involves almost all your senses. The simulation begins inside a beach house. Monahan got a feel for the area and learned the layout. Then he is navigated to the “bedroom,” where the television is warning about the incoming storm.
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