The Verse Field Guide

Creating Your Account

If your code expires or does not arrive, the platform supports resending a new verification code.

What Happens After You Log In

After logging in, the home page becomes your main dashboard. This is called the Command Center. It is organized into clear groups so you can jump straight to what you need:

• Development — mainly for technical users, demos, and builder tools.
• Workspace — your daily-use tools like COSMOS, TRAVERSE, Verse-Link, Time Sheets, and Versona Hub.
• Resources — news, tutorials, downloads, privacy information, and guided help.

Use the search bar at the top of the Command Center to find cards quickly by keyword.

The Getting Started button on the homepage only appears after you sign in, so first-time guests are not overwhelmed with member-only help links.

Your Best First 15 Minutes

Installing the App (Optional)

Verse works in a modern web browser, but you can also install it as an app on your phone, tablet, or computer for faster access and a more app-like experience:

The installed version can feel faster and cleaner than reopening a browser tab, and some basic features remain available even when your connection is limited.

Your Profile & Account Settings

Your profile picture and username appear in the top-left corner of the Home page when you are logged in. From there you can:

• Click Account to view and edit your profile, subscription, and payment settings.
• Click Logout in the Command Center to sign out securely.

Verified accounts unlock the normal signed-in experience and help keep communication and account recovery secure.

When You Need Help

• Click the floating Versona assistant on the home page.
• Use Ask Question for quick answers.
• Use Find on Page to locate something on the page you are already viewing.
• Use Search Website when you know what you want but do not know where it lives.
• Use Customer Service for more direct support.

Verse AI (CALM)

Verse AI is the platform’s main chat-based assistant. You can use it like a smart helper for questions, ideas, summaries, writing help, research, and general guidance. It is especially useful when you want answers in plain language without searching the whole site yourself.

• Answering questions about Verse features and workflows.
• Helping with creative writing, planning, brainstorming, or basic research.
• Reviewing documents or pasted text.
• Following ongoing conversations so you do not need to repeat yourself every time.
• Using voice input and voice output when available.

• You can upload supported files for extra context.
• Conversation history may be saved when you are signed in.
• Some advanced usage may depend on your plan or token usage.

How to access: Open Verse Products from the Command Center and select Verse AI.

TRAVERSE

TRAVERSE is a fully functional computer workspace that lives entirely in your browser. It replicates a native desktop experience — draggable and resizable windows, file management, a multi-language code editor, Office document viewing, a 3D model viewer, and an on-device AI Copilot sidebar — all without installing anything except a modern browser.

• Loading phase (~3 seconds): Libraries load simultaneously — Three.js (background renderer), jQuery, WebLLM (on-device AI), Ace Editor (code), and PDF.js (document viewer) — while an animated loading bar plays. Your layout preference is remembered from the last session.
• Layout picker: Choose Desktop mode (classic multi-window layout) or Mobile mode (single-focus optimized view). You can switch at any time from the toolbar.
• Window management: Open multiple apps as draggable, resizable floating windows. Use snap layout buttons to tile two windows side-by-side — similar to Windows multitasking. Minimize, maximize, and close each window independently.
• Code editor (Ace Editor + Prism.js): Full syntax highlighting across 16+ programming languages with auto-indentation, bracket matching, line numbering, and a live HTML/CSS preview pane that updates as you type.
• AI Copilot sidebar: Runs a language model entirely on your device using WebLLM — no data leaves your machine for this feature. Choose from Phi-3, Qwen2, Mistral 7B, or Gemma-2b-it. Ask it to explain functions, find bugs, refactor code, compare diffs, or summarize a file.
• Document support: Open PDF files (PDF.js), Word .docx (Mammoth.js), Excel .xlsx spreadsheets, and PowerPoint .pptx presentations — all rendered in-browser without needing Microsoft Office installed.
• 3D model viewer: Load GLB 3D models with orbit, pan, and zoom controls, ambient lighting, and post-processing shader effects (SSAO, vignette, color correction).
• File transfers: Drag and drop local files into the workspace, or download workspace files back to your computer.

• Phi-3 (Microsoft) — Fast, compact, excellent for code tasks and structured reasoning.
• Qwen2 — Strong multilingual support and analytical reasoning.
• Mistral 7B — Well-rounded instruction-following for general and creative use.
• Gemma-2b-it (Google) — Lightweight instruction-tuned model, runs well on lower-end hardware.

On-device AI (WebLLM) requires WebGPU — available in Chrome 113+, Edge 113+, or Safari 18+. Without GPU support the AI Copilot routes requests to the backend server instead. A dedicated graphics card considerably speeds up local inference.

How to access: Click TRAVERSE in the Workspace column.

COSMOS

COSMOS is an immersive 3D world platform built on the A-Frame web framework. Entire virtual worlds run inside a standard browser tab — no plugins or app downloads required. VR headsets and WebXR-compatible phones can enter a fully spatial walk-around mode for real room-scale presence.

• Virtual meetings: Host a session inside a 3D room you control — attendees join by opening a shared link, no software install needed.
• Product showrooms: Import 3D product models in GLB format and let visitors orbit, zoom, and examine them at any scale from any device.
• Digital twins: Create a virtual copy of a real office, production facility, or location for remote training, walkthroughs, and inspections.
• Social and creative spaces: Build public worlds where Verse users gather, chat, and interact around shared 3D content.
• Education and scenario training: Design walk-through environments with Versona-powered instructors and scripted interaction points.

• Navigation: WASD + mouse on desktop, touch gestures on mobile, gamepad controller — or on camera-equipped devices, MediaPipe hand tracking lets you reach out and interact with objects using real hand gestures.
• 3D models: Import any GLB format model — furniture, architecture, machines, characters, props. Scale, reposition, and animate them after import.
• Post-processing pipeline: Bloom (glowing lights), SSAO (contact shadow depth), FXAA (smooth edges), ambient occlusion, color grading, and vignette run automatically. Every world has a cinematic visual quality by default — no manual shader work required.
• World visibility: Set to Public (any signed-in user can enter) or Private (invitation-only — you send the link).
• Verse Script (advanced): Add interactive behaviors — proximity triggers, click events, scripted animations, conditionally shown information panels — to make worlds respond to visitors.
• Versona NPCs: Place your Versonas inside any world. Visitors can hold full AI conversations with them without leaving the 3D environment.
• WebXR spatial mode: On supported headsets (Meta Quest, etc.) click the WebXR button to enter the world as a spatial, head-tracked environment with full scale and depth.

COSMOS automatically scales effect quality (particle density, shadow resolution, bloom intensity) based on your device GPU to maintain smooth frame rates on all hardware.

How to access: Click COSMOS in the Workspace column.

Verse-Link (Messaging & Video)

Verse-Link is the platform's full-featured communication hub — not just text chat, but also video conferencing, screen sharing, in-browser voice message recording, and AI call participants, all accessible from a single interface without installing anything.

• Direct messages and group/room-based chat in the same interface.
• Messages arrive instantly via SignalR — no page refresh or polling required.
• Markdown rendering: Bold, italics, headings, code blocks, and bullet lists are formatted automatically — formatted output, not raw syntax.
• Links in messages become clickable anchors after sending.
• @mention with autocomplete: Type @ to tag a specific user — they receive an unread badge notification immediately.
• Typing indicators show in real time when someone is composing a reply.
• Read receipts show whether your messages have been seen.

• Hold the record button to capture a voice note directly in the browser — no third-party app needed.
• A live waveform visualization animates while you record so you can see your audio levels.
• Recipients see the waveform and a tap-to-play control inline in the conversation.

• Start a call from any conversation — participants join by clicking the call notification in their chat.
• Adaptive grid layout: 1 participant fills the screen, 2–4 share an equal grid, 5+ get a compact multi-column layout — all automatic.
• Controls: toggle mic, camera, or speaker independently; share your screen to all participants.
• An in-call chat sidebar stays open during video so you can share links and notes without interrupting speech.

• Add a Versona to a live video call as an AI participant — it appears in the grid like any other attendee.
• Use it for live Q&A during calls, AI-assisted meeting notes, or a branded support agent that joins on request.

• Images: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP — displayed inline.
• Video: MP4, WebM, MOV — plays inline with a media player.
• Audio: MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A — plays inline with waveform.
• Maximum file size: 50 MB per attachment.

Message history persists when you are offline. When you reconnect, your inbox syncs automatically via SignalR without any manual action.

How to access: Click Verse-Link in the Workspace column.

Versona Hub

Versona Hub is where you build and manage personalized AI virtual assistants called Versonas. A Versona has its own 3D avatar, personality, voice, knowledge base, and a full animation set — it behaves like a branded, intelligent digital character rather than a generic chatbot, and can be deployed across multiple Verse surfaces or embedded in external apps.

• Step 1 — Name & purpose: Give the Versona a name and describe its role — customer support agent, brand ambassador, educational guide, etc.
• Step 2 — Upload 3D model: Provide a GLB format character model (up to 800 MB). No model? A default placeholder is used so you can test immediately and add a model later.
• Step 3 — Select voice: Choose from Azure Neural Voices such as en-US-JennyNeural, en-GB-RyanNeural, or accents in other languages. The selected voice is used for all TTS responses.
• Step 4 — Define traits: Add comma-separated personality trait tags like "friendly, professional, concise, curious". Every sentence generated by the Versona is shaped by these traits.
• Step 5 — Upload reference files: Attach PDFs or text documents that become the Versona's private knowledge base via Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). It searches these files before answering any question — so it answers about your content, not just general training data.
• Step 6 — Map animations: Assign named animation clips from your GLB model to 16 behavioural states: idle, walk, dance, greeting, sit, cheer, run, jump, happy, sad, surprise, lay down, angry, tired, thinking, and confused.
• Step 7 — Enable tools: Optionally give the Versona access to web search (live lookups during conversations), a calculator, or other integrated tools.
• Step 8 — Deploy: Save and publish to COSMOS, embed as a web widget component, connect via the Socket.IO real-time API for external integrations, or export as packaged files.

• Realm export: Packages the model and config for direct placement in a COSMOS world.
• Web export: Provides the files needed to embed the Versona as an interactive widget on any external webpage.
• Complete ZIP export: Downloads everything — model, configuration JSON, reference files, and deployment manifests — in one archive.

• Any Versona is accessible via the Socket.IO real-time API — external apps can authenticate, send prompts, specify which tools to use, and stream token-by-token responses.
• API keys for this are managed in Developer Settings under your account.

Reference file indexing and large model uploads may take extra processing time. Creating a Versona with large knowledge bases draws from your VXT token balance depending on your plan.

How to access: Click Versona Hub in the Workspace column, or find it under Verse Products.

Realyfe 3D QR Codes

Realyfe 3D QR Codes bridge the physical and digital world. When someone scans your QR code, instead of being taken to a flat webpage, they see an interactive 3D model right on their phone or AR device — no app download required. The viewer is automatically matched to the best AR framework their device supports.

• Upload your 3D model: Add a GLB format model to your profile. Each model gets a unique profile ID that anchors the QR code.
• Customize the QR Code: Adjust colors, dot patterns, corner styles, and eye shapes, then download as a high-resolution PNG.
• Deploy it anywhere: Print on product packaging, signage, business cards, trade show banners, or museum placards.
• A visitor scans it: The scanner page reads the profile ID and detects the viewer's device capabilities automatically.
• Smart AR viewer selection:
  • iOS (iPhone / iPad): Uses Apple QuickLook — the native, best-quality AR experience on Apple hardware.
  • Android: Uses Google Scene Viewer with ARCore — places the model on real surfaces in AR.
  • All other devices: Falls back to the WebXR viewer — spatial browser display that works on desktops and non-AR devices.
• Post-processing on the viewer: The model renders with automatic effects — outline glow, SSAO contact shadows, bloom, and color grading giving every model a polished look.

• A regular QR code opens a flat webpage. A Realyfe code opens a spatial 3D model adapted to exactly what the viewer's device supports — one code, three rendering pipelines, zero app downloads.
• Works for product packaging, trade show demos, real estate tours, architectural models, educational posters, and branded marketing activations.

Best experience on smartphones released in the last 4 years. High-polygon models may load slowly on older hardware — optimize your GLB file size when targeting broad audiences.

How to access: Open Verse Products and select Realyfe 3D QR Codes.

Voice Assistant (Text-to-Speech)

The Voice Assistant uses Microsoft Azure Neural TTS to convert any written text into natural, human-quality spoken audio — then plays it back in your browser or lets you download it as a file for use anywhere. The same engine powers all Versona voices, so you can preview exactly how your Versona will sound before committing to a voice.

• Type or paste your text into the input area — paragraphs, scripts, announcements, article excerpts, or anything you want spoken.
• Select a neural voice from the dropdown — options include multiple genders, English accents (US, UK, Australian), and voices in other languages such as Spanish, French, German, and Japanese (e.g., en-US-JennyNeural, en-GB-RyanNeural).
• Set the speech rate between 0.5× (slow) and 2× (fast) using the slider — useful for audio descriptions or fast narration previews.
• Click Generate — your text is sent to Azure Speech Service, synthesized server-side, and streamed back to the browser.
• A player control appears with Play, Pause, and Stop. The background animates with a Three.js star-field while audio plays — giving the interface a sci-fi audio studio feel.
• Download the audio as an MP3 or WAV file to use in videos, slideshows, voice acting work, or accessibility tools.

• Professional voiceovers for marketing or tutorial videos without recording in a studio.
• Making written content accessible for users who prefer or need audio.
• Previewing how a specific Azure neural voice sounds before assigning it to a Versona.
• Generating audio narrations or announcements for COSMOS environments.
• Rapid audio prototyping for app demos and pitch presentations.

SSML (Speech Synthesis Markup Language) is supported for advanced control over pauses, emphasis, pitch, and prosody — append SSML tags to your text input for broadcast-quality production control.

How to access: Open Verse Products and select Voice Assistant.

Time Sheets

Time Sheets is a focused weekly time-tracking tool. Select a project, set a weekly target, and log hours day by day — either by using the live timer or entering values manually. A visual circular progress indicator makes it easy to see at a glance how close you are to your weekly target, and a milestone animation plays when you hit 100%.

• Select a project: Choose from your project dropdown — projects you manage are listed alphabetically.
• Set your weekly target: Enter a maximum hours value (e.g., 40 hours per week) to calibrate the progress indicator.
• Use the live timer: Click Start when you begin a task — the timer runs in real time and writes elapsed hours to today's column automatically when you click Stop. This means no mental math for billing.
• Or log manually: Enter hours directly into any of the Monday–Friday columns if you prefer to record at the end of the day.
• Circular SVG progress indicator: An animated ring shows logged hours as a percentage of your weekly target, updating in real time as you adjust values.
• Milestone animation: A full canvas confetti animation plays when you reach 100% of your weekly target — a satisfying, visible signal that the week is complete.
• Submit on Friday: The Submit button is only enabled on Fridays — this enforces a weekly cadence and prevents mid-week accidental submissions.
• Clear with confirmation: To clear all logged entries, a four-digit confirmation code is required — preventing accidental data loss from a misclick.

• Freelancers who bill by the hour and need an in-platform time record without switching to a separate app.
• Team members completing weekly timesheets for project managers.
• Anyone who wants a simple, zero-overhead view of where their working hours go each week.

How to access: Click Time Sheets in the Workspace column.

Verse Suite (Download)

For users who want Verse integrated directly into their operating system, the Verse Suite is a downloadable application that wraps the full platform in a native app window — no browser chrome, no URL bar, just the Verse experience as its own dedicated program.

• Launches straight to your Command Center — no navigating to a URL each time.
• Stays logged in more reliably between launches for users who open Verse daily.
• Feels like a native standalone tool, especially when using TRAVERSE in full screen.
• A dedicated VR build is available for headset users who want COSMOS in fully spatial mode without configuring WebXR in a standard browser.
• Windows, macOS, and Linux builds are each optimized for their respective operating system's window management and system tray integration.

How to access: Click Download Suite in the Resources column of the Command Center.

Versona Assistant (Home Page Helper)

The floating 3D assistant visible on the home page is a live Versona deployed as a custom Web Component — it is your always-available onboarding guide and platform navigator, accessible from every page without needing to open a separate product. It remembers the last few turns of your conversation so related follow-ups work naturally.

• Ask Question: Type any question about the platform or a specific feature — the assistant searches its internal knowledge base and responds in plain language. Handles follow-up questions within the same session without losing context.
• Find on Page: Highlights elements on the current visible page that match your keyword — useful when you can see something but cannot scroll back to locate it.
• Search Website: Runs a cross-page search when you know what you want but are not sure which section or page it lives on.
• Customer Service: Routes you to direct support options for account issues, billing, subscription problems, or technical faults that the assistant cannot resolve on its own.

• The 3D avatar scales responsively — 0.3× on small phones, 1× on tablets, up to 1.5× on large desktop displays — so it never obstructs your content.
• It uses the same Azure Neural TTS voice engine as the Voice Assistant — all spoken responses use real neural synthesis, not robotic text-to-speech.
• The Web Component architecture means it loads once and persists across all platform pages without re-initializing.

Verse Analyze (Interest Mapping)

Verse Analyze is an AI-powered interest profiling tool. You provide social media usernames and optional interests, and the AI builds a visual map of interconnected topics — helping you understand patterns in your digital footprint or in the audience you are trying to reach.

• Enter up to 6 social media usernames — one per platform: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, TikTok.
• Optionally add book titles and free-text interest keywords to supplement the social data.
• The AI analysis backend maps your social footprint to a structured interest profile and returns three types of nodes:
  • Core interests (cyan): Clearly confirmed from your social activity.
  • Predicted interests (magenta): AI-inferred based on patterns — each has a confidence percentage (typically 70–95%).
  • Recommended topics (blue): Adjacent topics you might enjoy or find relevant.
• The result renders as an interactive force-directed canvas graph — nodes attract and repel each other, clustering related topics. Click any node to highlight its connections.
• A YouTube video recommendation list appears alongside the graph, surfacing videos matched to your top expressed interests.

• Visualize your own digital interest footprint in a meaningful way beyond follower counts.
• Creators and marketers can analyze an audience persona to find content angles that will resonate.
• Businesses can use it as a lightweight prospect-research and audience-understanding tool.

How to access: Open Verse Products and look for Verse Analyze.

Verse Circuit (Circuit Diagram Generator)

Verse Circuit is an AI-assisted schematic tool that turns text descriptions or pre-built templates into interactive, export-ready circuit diagrams — instantly and without specialized CAD software.

• Choose a pre-built circuit template — resistor networks, amplifier circuits, logic gates, filter circuits, and more — or type a plain-English description of the circuit you need.
• The generator renders an SVG schematic with correctly labeled and styled components: resistors, capacitors, inductors, transistors, diodes, op-amps, power sources, and connectors.
• Components are placed on a 25 px alignment grid for clean spacing. The color scheme uses neon cyan, orange, and purple on a dark background for clarity.
• Click any component in the rendered diagram to inspect or modify its parameters — value, tolerance, voltage rating, and more.
• Export the finished schematic as an SVG vector file (scales to any size without quality loss) or as a raster image for presentations and documentation.

• Electronics students who want a fast way to visualize circuits for notes or assignments.
• Educators creating teaching materials who need clean diagrams without professional CAD tools.
• Hobbyists sketching prototype ideas before moving to dedicated hardware design tools.
• Technical writers generating circuit statics for product documentation.

Verse Circuit is a visualization and reference tool — it generates diagrams, not SPICE simulations.

How to access: Open Verse Products and look for Verse Circuit.

Workflows (Automation Studio)

Workflows is Verse's visual automation builder. You drag nodes onto a canvas, wire them together, and the platform runs the result for you — no code required. A workflow starts from a trigger (a schedule, an incoming webhook, an email or chat message, an app event, or a manual run) and flows through actions like AI calls, data transforms, approvals, and messages to outside services.

• Connected automations — Slack, Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, Stripe, GitHub, and dozens more services plug in with secure, per-user credentials.
• AI-powered flows — agent nodes with skills and tools, classifiers, and an orchestrator that routes work between agents.
• Human-in-the-loop steps — approval nodes pause a run until you approve or reject it.
• Live dashboards — build button-and-chart panels from a workflow and interact with them in real time.

Open it from Verse Services. Scheduled and webhook-triggered workflows run on the server, so they keep working even when your browser is closed.

Verse Social

Verse Social is the platform's own social network. Share posts with photos or video on the community feed, join or create groups, and make your profile yours with full theming — colors, a profile song, interests, and a top-friends list in a classic customizable-profile style.

• Feed — text and media posts with likes, shares, bookmarks, and threaded comments.
• Groups — public communities with owners, admins, and members-only group feeds.
• Reels — short vertical videos you can swipe through, like, and comment on.
• Livestreams — go live to the community; streams appear in the feed and viewers can join with one click.
• Notifications — in-app alerts for likes, comments, replies, and @mentions.

Verse Social is for public sharing and communities. For private one-on-one and group messaging, use Verse-Link.

Versity (Learning & XR-Classrooms)

Versity is Verse's education hub, built around XR-Classrooms — walkable 3D classrooms that run right in your browser and also support VR headsets and AR passthrough. Each room teaches by doing: you move around, click equipment, and work through real interactive lessons.

• General Classroom — math, history, literature, and social studies with interactive chalkboard slide decks.
• Chemistry Lab — a full lab plus 20 guided projects from easy to hard, each with lessons, a 3D exhibit, and a mastery quiz.
• Robotics Bay — design a robot in a CAD editor, wire its electronics on a real schematic sheet, program it in a built-in IDE, and watch it run on a physics test yard. A separate station teaches you to program an industrial robot arm.
• Coding Lab — Code Campus: 20 lessons across fundamentals, object-oriented design, Python, and web, with real code execution and instant test feedback.

Desktop controls are click + WASD; in VR the left stick moves and the right stick snap-turns. No installation is needed.

Subscriptions & Token System

Verse uses a combination of flat-rate subscription plans and a token-based usage system. Subscriptions unlock higher feature tiers and include a monthly token allowance. Standalone token bundles let you add more usage on top of your plan without upgrading tiers.

• Starter Pack — Affordable entry-level access for individuals exploring the platform.
• Bronze Pack — Entry-level paid plan with increased limits over Starter.
• Silver Pack — Mid-tier for growing individual users and small teams.
• Pro Pack (~$49.99/month) — Full professional-level access with generous monthly token allocation.
• Titanium+ Pack — Advanced tier for heavy users and content creators.
• Enterprise Pack (~$499/month) — Large organizations needing maximum capacity and priority support.

• Tokens (VXT) are the platform's internal usage currency — prepaid credits that certain AI-powered features draw from.
• Token-consuming actions: Extended AI conversations, Versona creation with large knowledge files, text-to-speech synthesis, advanced video features, and server-side AI analysis.
• Token-free actions: Browsing, reading pages, viewing tutorials, sending regular text messages, and basic navigation.
• Your live token balance appears in the header bar across all product pages. The indicator turns red when your balance is low.
• Token bundles are sold at multiple volume tiers — per-token cost decreases at higher volumes. The platform highlights the best-value bundle automatically on the purchase page.
• Payments are handled through Stripe — your card details are never stored directly on Verse servers.

• Click Account from the Command Center to view your current plan, token balance, and payment history.
• Upgrade, downgrade, or purchase additional token bundles at any time from the Subscriptions page.

How to access: Open Account from the Command Center, or navigate to the Subscriptions page directly.

Tutorial Videos, News, and Guided Resources

Not every feature needs to be learned by trial and error. The homepage also includes learning and update resources to help you stay oriented.

• Tutorial Videos give guided learning for major tools.
• News highlights platform updates and upcoming changes.
• Getting Started gives you this written onboarding guide.
• Privacy Policy explains legal and privacy expectations.

Account, Access, and Admin-Only Areas

Some parts of Verse are for everyone, while others are intended for staff, creators, or administrators.

• Login and Register are for all users.
• Account is for managing your own profile and subscription-related settings.
• Admin Panel is for approved administrative users and is not part of the normal customer path.
• XR-Classroom Studio lets administrators build custom XR classrooms — placing assets, adding interactive lesson modules, and scripting behavior — which members can then visit like any other room.
• Some premium or advanced features may depend on plan level, tokens, or special access.

Is Verse free to use?

What browsers are supported?

Can I use Verse on my phone?

What is a Versona?

Do I need coding skills?

How do I get help?

What is the Command Center?

What is COSMOS?

Why do I need to verify my email?

Can I send files in Verse-Link?

Do all users see the same features?

What if a feature says it is coming soon?

How does video calling work in Verse-Link?

What subscription plan should I choose?

Can I deploy my Versona on my own website?

What file formats can I open in TRAVERSE?

What is Verse Analyze and do I need social media accounts to use it?

How do I check my token balance?

What AI models power Verse AI (CALM)?

Can I use Verse offline?

Click any term to expand its full explanation.

CALM (Verse AI) ►

CALM is the name of the Verse AI chatbot — your primary intelligent assistant on the platform. It uses large language models to understand your questions and reply in plain, helpful language.

How it works, step by step:

• You open Verse AI from the Command Center.
• Type a question, paste text, or upload a supported file (PDF, Word, plain text) for context.
• CALM processes your input and streams a response in real time, formatted with headers, code blocks, and lists where helpful.
• Your conversation is saved so you can continue exactly where you left off on your next visit.
• Enable the voice option to have responses read aloud, or speak your question instead of typing.

Chat File Upload Voice I/O Code Help Research

Advanced usage (code generation, document analysis, research mode) may draw on your token balance depending on your plan.

Command Center ►

The Command Center is the central dashboard that appears on the Home page once you are logged in. Every Verse product and resource is accessible from here as a clickable card.

Layout and workflow:

• The homepage loads a Three.js animated background with scanlines and a glowing cyberpunk grid.
• Cards are grouped into columns: Development, Workspace, and Resources.
• Use the search bar at the top to filter cards instantly by keyword.
• Your profile picture and username appear in the top-left corner where you can access account settings or log out.
• The floating Versona assistant is always available in the bottom corner to help you navigate.

The “Getting Started” card only appears after you sign in so guest visitors are not overwhelmed with member-only links.

Conversation History ►

Conversation History is the stored record of your chats with Verse AI (CALM). It lets you pick up any previous session without repeating yourself.

• Saved automatically when you are signed in with a valid account.
• Displayed in a scrollable panel alongside the chat window — click any past session to reload it.
• The AI uses the earlier messages in the same conversation as context, so follow-up questions work naturally.
• You can delete individual conversations or clear your full history from the account settings.

Digital Twin ►

A Digital Twin is a virtual replica of a real-world object, space, or system. Inside COSMOS you can create digital twin environments that mirror physical locations for training, simulation, or remote collaboration.

• Build a virtual copy of an office, factory floor, showroom, or any real-world space.
• Share the twin with remote participants who can explore it in 3D from a browser.
• Attach interactive logic so the space responds to user actions — great for training simulations and demos.
• Combine with WebXR on supported devices for a more immersive walk-through.

No 3D modeling experience is required to use pre-built environments. Custom twins with precise geometry are achievable by importing GLB models you have prepared externally.

Mixed Reality (MR) ►

Mixed Reality blends physical and digital elements so virtual objects appear to exist in the real world around you. Verse uses MR concepts throughout COSMOS and the 3D QR Code experiences.

• On compatible smartphones, scanning a Realyfe 3D QR code opens an AR viewer where a 3D model appears on your table or floor.
• On headsets that support WebXR, COSMOS environments can overlay on your physical surroundings.
• Hand gesture tracking (powered by MediaPipe) lets you interact with virtual objects using your real hands when a camera is available.

MicrotronAI ►

MicrotronAI is the company that created and operates the entire Verse platform. All products — Verse AI, TRAVERSE, COSMOS, Versona Hub, Verse-Link, and more — are built and maintained by MicrotronAI.

The platform is built on a .NET backend with a modern web frontend using technologies like Three.js, A-Frame, SignalR, and WebLLM.

PWA (Progressive Web App) ►

A Progressive Web App is a website that has been enhanced to behave like a native app. Verse is built as a PWA, meaning you can install it directly from your browser.

• Visit the Verse site in Chrome, Edge, or Safari.
• Your browser shows an “Install” or “Add to Home Screen” prompt — click it.
• Verse is added to your taskbar, desktop, or phone home screen and opens in its own window without a browser toolbar.
• A Service Worker runs in the background to cache core assets, so some features work even with a limited connection.

The installed experience is generally faster than re-opening a browser tab and keeps you logged in more consistently.

RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) ►

RAG is an AI technique that lets the system answer questions by searching a private set of documents first, then using that retrieved content to form its reply. Verse uses RAG to power Versona knowledge bases.

• You upload reference files (PDF, text) to a Versona.
• The platform converts those files into a searchable vector store on the AI server.
• When someone asks the Versona a question, it searches that store first, then uses matching content to give a grounded, accurate answer instead of guessing.

This is what makes a Versona answer specifically about your product, company, or content rather than giving generic responses.

Realyfe 3D QR Codes ►

Realyfe 3D QR Codes are standard QR codes that, when scanned, open an interactive 3D model experience instead of a plain web page.

• Create a Versona or upload a GLB 3D model to your profile.
• Generate a QR code that links to that model's unique profile ID.
• Print the QR code on packaging, marketing materials, or a poster.
• A customer scans it with their phone — the platform detects whether their device supports iOS QuickLook, Android Scene Viewer, or WebXR, then launches the best AR viewer automatically.
• The 3D model appears on their screen with post-processing effects (outline, bloom, depth of field).

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Older or lower-end devices may not render complex models smoothly. Most smartphones released in the last 4 years work well.

Reference Files ►

Reference Files are documents you upload to a Versona to give it specialized knowledge. Without them, a Versona answers only from its general training. With them, it can answer using your own content.

• Supported formats include PDF and plain text files.
• Files are stored in wwwroot/Uploads/references/ and indexed into a vector store for semantic search.
• You can add or remove files at any time from Versona Hub — the knowledge base updates immediately.

Processing large files or many documents may take a short time before the Versona begins using the new content.

SignalR ►

SignalR is a real-time communication library built into the .NET backend that Verse uses. It keeps a persistent connection between your browser and the server so messages and events arrive instantly without you needing to refresh.

• Verse-Link (chat) uses SignalR to deliver messages, typing indicators, and read receipts in real time.
• Online status updates (who is currently active) are broadcast through SignalR to all connected clients.
• If WebSocket connections are unavailable, SignalR falls back to Server-Sent Events or long-polling automatically.

Token / VXT Token ►

A Token (also called a VXT Token) is the platform's internal usage unit. Certain AI-powered or compute-intensive features draw from your token balance rather than counting against a simple limit.

• Tokens are consumed by actions like long AI conversations, Versona creation with large reference files, text-to-speech generation, and advanced video call features.
• Your current balance is always visible in the token indicator on the header bar — it turns red when running low.
• You can purchase token bundles from the Subscriptions page. Bundles are priced per-token with better rates at higher volumes.
• Subscription plans include a recurring monthly token allowance on top of any purchased bundles.

Basic browsing, reading, and non-AI navigation do not consume tokens.

TTS / Voice Assistant (Text-to-Speech) ►

Text-to-Speech (TTS) converts written text into natural-sounding spoken audio using neural voice models. The Verse Voice Assistant is the dedicated TTS tool on the platform.

• Open Voice Assistant from Verse Products.
• Type or paste your text into the input area.
• Choose a voice (e.g., en-US-JennyNeural) and set a speech rate between 0.5× and 2×.
• Click Generate — the backend sends your text to an Azure-compatible speech service and streams back audio.
• Play it back in-browser or download the file as an MP3/WAV for use elsewhere.

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The Voice Assistant is also integrated into Versona avatars — they use the same TTS engine to speak responses aloud in 3D and voice deployment modes.

Verified Account ►

A Verified Account has had its email address confirmed by clicking a link or entering a 6-digit code sent to that address at registration.

• Verification prevents bots and fake signups from accessing platform features.
• Without verification you cannot log in to the full signed-in experience.
• If your code expires, you can request a new one from the verification page — the platform supports resending a fresh code.
• A verified email is also needed for password recovery and account support requests.

Verse AI (see CALM) ►

Verse AI is the front-end product name for the CALM chatbot experience. The CALM name refers specifically to the underlying model and conversation engine, while “Verse AI” is the product you see in the Command Center.

See the CALM entry above for a full workflow breakdown.

Verse Analyze ►

Verse Analyze is an AI-powered interest mapping tool. You provide social media usernames across up to six platforms and the system uses AI to infer your interest profile, then visualizes it as an interactive network graph.

• Enter usernames for platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and TikTok, along with any book titles or additional interest keywords.
• The platform posts this data to the analyze API, which processes your social footprint and returns core interests, predicted interests, and recommended topics.
• Results are displayed as a force-directed node graph — cyan nodes are confirmed interests, magenta are AI-predicted, blue are recommendations.
• Each interest shows a confidence percentage (typically 70–95%).
• YouTube video recommendations appear alongside the graph based on your top interests.

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Verse Circuit ►

Verse Circuit is an AI-assisted circuit diagram generator. Describe a circuit in plain text or select a template, and the tool renders an interactive SVG schematic.

• Choose a pre-built template (resistor network, amplifier, etc.) or describe your own circuit.
• The generator converts the description to an SVG diagram with labeled components — resistors, capacitors, inductors, transistors, and more.
• Click components on the diagram to see their parameters or modify values.
• Export the finished diagram as an SVG or image file.

Verse Circuit is designed for educational use, quick prototyping sketches, and generating clean visuals for documentation or presentations.

TRAVERSE ►

TRAVERSE is a full browser-based desktop environment — a virtual computer you access entirely through your web browser, so your workspace is always available regardless of which device you are on.

• Click TRAVERSE in the Workspace column of the Command Center.
• A loading screen runs for a minimum of three seconds while libraries (Three.js, jQuery, WebLLM, Ace Editor) initialize.
• Choose Desktop or Mobile layout mode — the preference is saved locally and remembered on future visits.
• Drag and resize windows just like a real desktop. Use snap layouts to arrange multiple windows side by side.
• Open built-in tools: a syntax-highlighted code editor, a 3D model viewer, and document support for PDF, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
• Use the AI Copilot sidebar to run code analysis, get explanations, or compare code diffs.
• Upload files from your real computer into the virtual workspace, or download files back to your device.

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On-device AI inference (via WebLLM) requires a GPU-capable browser. Phi-3, Qwen2, Mistral 7B, and Gemma-2b models are available for local code analysis without sending data to an external server.

Verse-Link (Messaging) ►

Verse-Link is the platform's real-time communication hub. It combines direct messaging, group chat rooms, and video conferencing in a single interface.

• Open Verse-Link from the Workspace column.
• Select a direct message thread or join a room from the left sidebar.
• Send text messages — links become clickable automatically after sending.
• Attach images (JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP), video (MP4, WebM, MOV), or audio (MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A) — up to 50 MB per attachment.
• Record an audio voice note directly in the browser; waveform visualization shows while recording.
• Use @mention with autocomplete to notify specific users.
• Start a video call — up to 6+ participants with an adaptive grid layout.
• During a call, toggle your mic, camera, or screen share, and open the in-call chat sidebar.
• Optionally invite a Versona AI participant to the call — it appears in the grid with a speech-to-text status indicator.

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Message history is stored even when you are offline so you can catch up on missed conversations when you reconnect.

COSMOS ►

COSMOS is the immersive 3D side of the platform. It is built on the A-Frame web framework, meaning entire 3D worlds run inside a standard browser tab with no download required.

• Click COSMOS in the Workspace column.
• Choose an existing world to explore or create a new one.
• Navigate the environment using keyboard, mouse, touch, or — on supported devices — hand gestures tracked by MediaPipe.
• Set your world to Public (open to all) or Private (invite only).
• Import 3D models (GLB format) to populate your space.
• Add interactive behaviors or logic for more advanced worlds.
• Place Versonas inside your world so visitors can interact with AI-powered guides.
• On WebXR-capable devices, activate immersive mode for a more life-like walk-through.

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Post-processing effects (bloom, SSAO, ambient occlusion, color grading) are applied in the shader pipeline to give worlds a cinematic look.

Verse Script ►

Verse Script is the logic layer for COSMOS. It is syntactically similar to JavaScript and lets you attach custom behaviors to objects in your world — things like opening doors when a user approaches, triggering animations on click, or showing information panels.

• Attach scripts to any object in your Realm world through the world editor.
• Use event hooks like onEnter, onClick, and onProximity to trigger actions.
• Access world state, user position, and object properties through a built-in API.

Verse Script is optional and intended for advanced users who want more dynamic or game-like world experiences. Basic worlds do not require any scripting.

Verse Suite (Download) ►

Verse Suite is the downloadable desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It wraps the Verse web experience in a native app window for faster launch and a more focused environment.

• Available from the Download Suite card in the Resources column.
• Builds are provided for Windows, macOS, Linux, and VR platforms.
• The app launches directly to your Command Center without opening a new browser tab.
• Used regularly, it can feel more integrated with your operating system than a browser tab.

Versona ►

A Versona is your own personalized AI assistant — a digital character with a custom 3D appearance, unique personality, a private knowledge base, and a voice. It behaves like a branded chatbot but with far more depth and customization.

• Give it a 3D model (GLB format, up to 800 MB) — or use a default shape if you do not have one yet.
• Define personality traits (e.g., “friendly”, “professional”, “concise”) that influence every response it gives.
• Upload reference files so it answers using your own content via RAG.
• Choose a neural voice for spoken replies.
• Configure 16 animation states: idle, walk, dance, greeting, sit, cheer, run, jump, happy, sad, surprise, lay down, angry, tired, thinking, and confused.
• Enable optional tools such as web search or a calculator.
• Deploy it in COSMOS, embed it in a web page, or connect it via the real-time Socket.IO API for custom applications.

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Versona Hub ►

Versona Hub is the management interface where you create, edit, and organize all of your Versonas from one place.

• Open Versona Hub from the Workspace column.
• Click Create to start a new Versona — a multi-step form guides you through name, description, model upload, voice, personality, and knowledge base.
• Manage existing Versonas from the card grid — click Edit to change any setting at any time.
• Export a Versona as a GLB model, a JSON configuration file, or a complete ZIP archive containing everything needed to redeploy it.
• Update just one voice setting with the quick-patch endpoint without re-uploading the whole model.

All Versona management actions require a valid login session (JWT token). Creating or uploading large models may take a moment to process on the server.

WebGPU ►

WebGPU is a modern browser API that gives web pages direct access to your device's GPU for high-performance 3D graphics and AI computation. Verse uses it in two key areas.

• 3D rendering: Advanced post-processing shaders (FXAA, SSAO, vignette, color correction) inside COSMOS and the Desktop's 3D viewer run significantly faster with WebGPU than with older WebGL.
• On-device AI: WebLLM (used in TRAVERSE's Copilot sidebar) uses WebGPU to run language models like Phi-3 and Mistral 7B fully in your browser — no data is sent to a server for those local inferences.

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If your browser does not support WebGPU, these features fall back gracefully — 3D still renders via WebGL and AI analysis is routed to the backend instead.

WebLLM ►

WebLLM is an open-source library that runs large language model inference entirely inside your browser using WebGPU. TRAVERSE uses WebLLM to power the AI Copilot sidebar without sending your code to an external server.

• Models available: Phi-3, Qwen2, Mistral 7B, and Gemma-2b-it.
• On first use the selected model is downloaded and cached in your browser — subsequent loads are instant.
• Analyze code, explain functions, find bugs, or compare diffs entirely on your own hardware.

WebLLM requires a GPU-capable browser with WebGPU enabled. On devices without a GPU, backend AI is used instead.

Web Component ►

A Web Component is a self-contained, reusable HTML element that encapsulates its own structure, style, and behavior. The home page Versona assistant and the offline banner are both built as Web Components.

• They are added to a page with a single custom HTML tag (e.g., <offline-banner>) and work without extra setup.
• This approach keeps the assistant widget consistent across all pages without copy-pasting code.
• Behaviors like the assistant voice, animations, and help menus are all scoped inside the component and cannot conflict with page styles.

WebXR ►

WebXR is a browser standard that lets websites deliver immersive Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) experiences using devices like headsets, phones, and tablets — no app download required.

• In COSMOS, clicking the WebXR button enters an immersive mode if your device supports it.
• The 3D QR Scanner uses WebXR as a fallback AR viewer when iOS QuickLook and Android Scene Viewer are not available.
• On VR headsets, COSMOS worlds become walk-aroundable spatial environments.

WebXR requires Chrome for Android, Firefox Reality, Meta Browser, or a compatible headset browser. Standard desktop browsers can still view 3D worlds but without the immersive mode.

World ►

A World is a self-contained 3D environment inside COSMOS. You can visit worlds created by others or build and host your own.

• Public worlds are open to any signed-in Verse user.
• Private worlds are invitation-only — you control who can enter.
• Worlds can range from a simple open space to a richly detailed digital twin with scripted interactions, embedded Versonas, and custom lighting.
• GLB 3D models can be imported to populate and decorate your world.
• Post-processing effects (bloom, ambient occlusion, color grading) are applied automatically for a polished visual result.

A-Frame ►

A-Frame is an open-source web framework for building 3D and VR experiences that run directly inside a browser tab. COSMOS is built on A-Frame.

1. A-Frame uses a declarative HTML-like component system — 3D scenes are described as HTML elements with attributes rather than imperative JavaScript.
2. It wraps WebGL (the low-level 3D browser API) so developers and the platform can work at a much higher level without shader programming.
3. A-Frame scenes run in any modern browser on any device, enabling the same world to work on a laptop, phone, or VR headset without separate builds.
4. WebXR integration is built in, so clicking the VR button in an A-Frame scene transitions the user to an immersive spatial mode on compatible hardware.

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Ace Editor ►

Ace Editor is an open-source, browser-based code editor used inside Verse AI and TRAVERSE to provide a full IDE-like coding experience without any installed software.

• Supports syntax highlighting for 16+ programming languages.
• Provides auto-indentation, bracket matching, line numbering, and search/replace.
• In TRAVERSE, Ace Editor pairs with Prism.js for additional visual polish in displayed code snippets.
• In Verse AI, Ace Editor renders code generated by the AI with syntax coloring and a live HTML/CSS preview pane.

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Developer API Keys ►

Developer API Keys are unique authentication tokens that allow external applications to interact with Verse services — particularly the Versona Socket.IO real-time API.

1. Generate keys from Developer Settings in your account area.
2. Include the key in the Authorization header of each API request to authenticate your app.
3. Each key can be scoped to specific Versonas or feature sets to enforce least-privilege access.
4. Revoke or rotate keys at any time from the same settings page if a key is compromised.

Never expose API keys in client-side JavaScript or public repositories — treat them like passwords and store them in environment variables or a secrets manager.

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JWT (JSON Web Token) ►

A JWT is a compact, cryptographically signed token that Verse uses to verify your identity on every API request after you log in.

1. When you log in, the server generates a JWT and returns it to the browser.
2. The browser stores it in sessionStorage under the key jwtToken.
3. Every subsequent API call includes the token in the request headers — the server verifies the signature to confirm the request is legitimate without needing to look up a session in a database.
4. If the token is missing or invalid, protected pages redirect you to the login screen automatically.

JWT tokens expire after a set period. If you are logged out unexpectedly, re-logging in generates a fresh token. This is expected and intentional security behaviour.

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MediaPipe ►

MediaPipe is a Google machine-learning framework used in COSMOS to enable real-time hand tracking via a device's camera — without any hardware sensors or special gloves.

• The framework detects 21 key hand landmark points (fingertips, knuckles, palm) in each video frame.
• In COSMOS, these landmarks are mapped to 3D space so pinch gestures, open-palm gestures, and pointing motions become interaction inputs in the virtual world.
• Works in a standard browser on any device with a front-facing or webcam — no app install, no special hardware beyond a camera.
• Runs entirely client-side inside the browser — no camera frames are sent to any external server.

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Post-Processing / Shaders ►

Post-processing refers to visual effects applied to a rendered 3D scene after the main rendering pass is complete — similar to Instagram filters but for real-time 3D content.

• Bloom: Makes bright areas glow softly outward, giving neon elements and lights a luminous halo effect.
• SSAO (Screen-Space Ambient Occlusion): Darkens crevices and areas where surfaces meet, adding depth and contact shadow realism.
• FXAA (Fast Approximate Anti-Aliasing): Smooths jagged edges on geometry at low performance cost.
• Color Grading: Shifts the hue, saturation, and contrast of the final image — used to give worlds a cinematic tone.
• Vignette: Darkens the screen edges slightly to focus attention on the centre of the scene.

All post-processing in COSMOS runs automatically. Effects are scaled down gracefully on lower-powered GPUs to maintain frame rate.

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Service Worker / Offline Mode ►

A Service Worker is a background browser script that intercepts network requests and can serve cached responses when the network is unavailable. It is what makes Verse a Progressive Web App (PWA).

1. On your first visit, the Service Worker caches essential HTML, CSS, JS, and image assets silently.
2. On subsequent visits, these cached assets load instantly from your local device rather than the network — making the platform feel snappier.
3. If your internet connection drops, the Service Worker serves cached pages and shows the offline banner web component instead of a browser error page.
4. When your connection is restored, the Service Worker syncs in the background and re-fetches updated content.

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Socket.IO ►

Socket.IO is a real-time, event-driven communication library used in Verse to enable bidirectional, low-latency messaging between the browser and the server.

• Unlike regular HTTP requests where the browser asks and the server responds, Socket.IO keeps a persistent connection open so either side can send a message at any moment.
• Verse uses Socket.IO for the Versona real-time API — external developers can connect, send prompts to a Versona, and receive streamed token-by-token responses in real time.
• The connection automatically falls back from WebSocket to HTTP long-polling if the user's network or browser restricts WebSocket connections.

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Stripe ►

Stripe is the payment processing service used by Verse to handle subscription billing and token bundle purchases securely.

• When you enter payment details, you are entering them directly into Stripe's secure hosted form — Verse's servers never handle or store raw card numbers.
• Stripe sends payment events to Verse via webhooks — automated notifications that tell the platform a subscription was activated, renewed, or a one-time purchase was completed.
• Verse logs these webhook events internally for support and auditing purposes.
• Refunds, cancellations, and payment failures are all handled by Stripe and reflected in your Account page automatically.

Stripe is PCI DSS compliant — the industry standard for card payment security. Your financial data is protected to the highest commercial standard.

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Workflow ►

A Workflow is a visual automation you build in the Verse workflow editor: a canvas of connected nodes where data flows from a trigger through actions to a result.

• Triggers start a run — manually, on a schedule, from an incoming webhook, or when something happens in Verse (like a chat message).
• Nodes are the building blocks — over 150 types covering AI calls, logic, data transforms, files, approvals, dashboards, and connectors to roughly 100 outside services.
• Connectors hold your credentials for services like Slack, Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, and Stripe, encrypted and reusable across workflows.
• Scheduled and webhook workflows run on the server, so they work even with your browser closed.

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Verse Social ►

Verse Social is the platform's built-in social network: a public feed with posts and media, groups with roles and members-only feeds, fully themeable profiles (colors, profile song, interests, top friends), short-video Reels, and livestreams.

• Engagement works the way you expect — likes, shares, bookmarks, threaded comments, and @mention notifications.
• It is distinct from Verse-Link, which handles private, end-to-end encrypted messaging and calls.

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Versity / XR-Classrooms ►

Versity is Verse's education product. Its centerpiece is XR-Classrooms — walkable 3D classrooms that run in the browser and support VR headsets and AR passthrough.

• Four rooms are open today: a General Classroom, a Chemistry Lab with 20 guided quiz-backed projects, a Robotics Bay where you design, wire, code, and simulate your own robot, and a Coding Lab with the Code Campus learn-to-code platform.
• Administrators can build additional custom classrooms with the XR-Classroom Studio, and members visit them like any built-in room.

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