EMERGING TECHNOLGY

Emerging technologies are the evolution of web technologies whose development and practical applications are still largely unrealized, such that they are figuratively emerging into prominence. These technologies are the building blocks for new forms of communication and interactions such as the Metaverse, voice technology, and the blockchain. Work with our team to explore cutting edge solutions that may impact and advance your company.

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Augmented Reality

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Virtual Reality

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NFT's

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Smart Contracts

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FAQs For Emerging Technology

  • What do you mean by “Emerging Tech”?

    Tools that are just hitting real-world use: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, AR/VR, and blockchain (NFTs, DApps, smart contracts). We help you test them against real business goals—not hype.

  • How do we decide if an emerging technology is worth it for us?

    We run a short feasibility sprint: define the business problem, estimate impact, assess technical fit and risk, and set success metrics. If the numbers work, we move to a pilot.

  • What do we actually get from an engagement?

    Three levels, pick one:


    • Proof of Concept (2–4 weeks): click-through or sandbox demo to validate the idea.

    Pilot (4–8 weeks): limited rollout with real data/users.


    MVP (8–12+ weeks): production path with monitoring, documentation, and handoff.

  • Do you build AR/VR experiences—and where do they run?

    Yes. Options include web-based AR, mobile AR, and VR for common headsets. We plan distribution (app stores, web, events), 3D asset pipelines, and performance/testing so the experience is smooth on target devices.

  • How do you handle privacy, security, and compliance?

    Security by default: least privilege, secrets management, audit logs, and approval workflows. We follow your industry rules and document how data flows through each system.

  • How will we measure success and ROI?

    We define KPIs up front—e.g., lead lift, conversion rate change, hours saved via automation, support ticket reduction, engagement/time-in-experience, or new revenue from a tokenized program—and review them on a fixed cadence.

  • Who owns the IP, code, and assets after delivery?

    You do. Repos, models/configs, smart contracts, and 3D/media assets live in your accounts. We provide documentation, runbooks, and optional ongoing support.

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