Jadu Jetpack — an award-winning team of augmented reality (AR) pioneers. The works have been exhibited at Sundance, Tribeca and Barbican Center exhibitions. The developers have created realistic holograms of icons such as Serena Williams, Lil Nas X and Vic Mensa. Team members have been instrumental in some of NFT's most famous issues, including Grimes, TIME Magazine and Pussy Riot.
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Description of the Jadu Jetpack project
Use Jadu Jetpack with your favorite avatar in the Jadu app to fly your NFTs around the real world as playable characters.
You need to download the Jadu app to access the Mirror Universe, the intersection of the real world and the Metaverse. Jadu is building an entire universe that will accept 3D NFTs and allow them to live in the real world. Inside the Mirrorverse, you can easily move your NFT character around the environment, using your joystick.
Some features:
| 1 | Jetpacks will work with Meebits. |
| 2 | More 3D avatar collections are coming soon, such as VOID: Imma Degen and Fluf World. |
| 3 | Public avatars have been built into Jadu so you can buy and play with Jetpack even if you don't have NFT now. |
Augmented reality - when you can place virtual objects in the physical world. The most common AR examples might be face filters or Pokemon Go. Jadu takes augmented reality interaction to the next level with the Mirrorverse.
More about Jadu
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