Utherverse CEO Brian Shuster Granted Seven New Patents for Metaverse Development and Operation

Internet pioneer now boasts more than 100 tech and internet-enabling patents

Brian Shuster, founder and CEO of Utherverse, one of the largest metaverse platforms in the world, has been granted seven new patents for technologies designed to enhance the metaverse experience. The new technologies will begin to be deployed in the metaverse's next generation platform, due to launch by mid-2023.

The new patents add to Utherverse's already formidable mountain of intellectual property, addressing a variety of problems and vulnerabilities within metaverse platforms, ranging from the physics of movement and immersive displays to physical interaction between users and animation control.

"For more than two decades we have been working to enhance users' experiences on the internet," said Shuster. "These new patents span the three key metaverse pillars of software, hardware and remote touch; solve some inherent and significant problems with the operation of metaverse platforms; and greatly improve the ability of users to exist and thrive in hyper-realistic virtual worlds. They will provide developers with the capability to continually innovate."