How we creatively engaged an audience in a 3D metaverse pilot

Our team’s goal was to hold a special virtual event for our partners through which we could thank them for being with us on our journey as well as introduce to them the new Brain Juice Collective. We thought deeply about how we wanted each guest to feel, think, do and behave. Once we were clear about the experience we wanted to create, we then looked into the event programme and infrastructure we needed to make it happen.

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Some of the virtual space platforms available are:

1. Mozilla Hubs is a virtual collaboration platform that runs on your browser. With Hubs you can create your own avatar-driven, 3D spaces with a single click. You can then invite others to join using a URL. Customisation requires a bit of getting used to but you’ll get the hang of it.
2. Kumospace is an immersive, web-based group video chat tool. It combines the fun and creativity of video games with the simplicity of video chat, transforming conversations into experiences.
3. Virbela is a virtual world platform built specifically to solve the challenges of remote collaboration. Meet, host events, hold classes, and service your entire remote workforce all in an immersive and engaging 3D world.
4. Teamflow is your all-in-one virtual office where teams can collaborate, meet, brainstorm, and hang out.
5. Kosy is a virtual office for companies to be more connected, social, and productive where teammates can work, play, network, and collaborate together.‍
6. Remo is a video-first virtual workspace for remote teams that fosters real-time collaboration and strengthens company culture.

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For our partner event, we used Mozilla Hubs.

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