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The Sandbox and Upland have announced a partnership focused on their shared vision of an “open metaverse.”
According to a post on X (Twitter) on May 30, this collaboration will allow creators to connect through “new, immersive avenues.”
While detailed plans have yet to be revealed, the main goal is to promote “interoperability,” a frequently discussed and critical topic in the Web3 community.
Sebastien Borget, Co-Founder and COO of The Sandbox, commented on the partnership, stating, “Interoperability within this alliance encourages a rich exchange of ideas and innovation across diverse ecosystems.”
Currently, the lack of interoperability results in fragmented experiences, limited mobility between virtual environments, and challenges in transferring assets or identities across different platforms.
There have been various efforts by Web3 projects to enhance interoperability within metaverse platforms.
For instance, last month, Improbable’s Virtual Society Foundation introduced “Somnia,” an L1 blockchain and protocol suite designed to bridge gaps between metaverses. Additionally, this month, the company launched its Metaverse Browser, which aims to simplify Web3 exploration. This tool allows users to create avatars, explore events, and craft virtual objects and worlds using AI tools.
The partnership with Upland is another step by The Sandbox to enhance user experience and empower the community. Recently, The Sandbox introduced its DAO, enabling community members to influence the platform’s future through voting.
