Huawei releases Cyberverse, new augmented reality services platform for tourism purposes

Huawei, the Chinese giant of telecommunications technology, this Sunday presented an augmented reality and virtual service platform identified as Cyberverse, helping people to orient themselves in space and get more information about the World, Vaaju.com reports, citing TASS.

The announcement, by Wei Luo, an expert on the company's strategy in the field of computer equipment, took place within the framework of the annual developer conference held by the company this weekend in the Chinese city of Dongguan. 
 
According to the creators, a user of this platform can scan the interior and exterior of a building and upload information about the specific object through the new service so that another person can later point their smartphone at these objects and get visual information with Cyberverse. The service can be used on the streets and in the buildings.
 
According to Wei Luo, the technology may be useful in tourism field because the traveler will be able to view his mobile information on a historical site, a sculpture, an old building or route indicators to reach its destination. Users can also see important information about items they want to buy, such as the price and availability of its size, without having to go into a store.

"Digital information is now available to everyone, but it is invisible in the real world. For the first time, we decided to combine it with the real world. In his real life, he can now get digital information visuallysaid the specialist during the presentation.