<transcript><audio_4>24 7 the same technology also provides back ends for avatars representing physical toys</transcript><transcript><audio_5>when a kid interacts with them in a virtual world fun things happen in the real world but when toys are not online we don't break the spell</transcript><transcript><audio_6>virtual interactions are still immediate but physical actions are delayed until and finally we are building a marketplace for these experiences which can be published by kids and</transcript><transcript><audio_7>hosted in the caveus cloud it is a fully managed service and kids can exchange earned units between themselves for cash using a reasonably safe mechanism</transcript><transcript><audio_8>the goal is to create an inclusive and purely meritocratic platform in which kids from anywhere in the world even without access to a credit card or a bank account can also deploy and market their</transcript><transcript><audio_9>experiences let me show you a quick demo the panel on the left is my android phone using the chrome browser there's no app let's connect to the lego hub using web</transcript><caption><image_10>The image shows a white Lego board with a yellow and red Lego block on it. The Lego block is connected to a white cable that runs along the board. On the left side of the image, there is a pop-up window with a list of options and a green button that says "Manage". On the right side, there are two white cables connected to the Lego block, one on top of the other. The background is black.</caption><transcript><audio_11>and now we can control we can also control it using an ar</transcript><caption><image_12>The image is a screenshot of a 3D model of a room with a black and white checkered floor and columns. The room appears to be empty, with no furniture or decorations visible. On the left side of the image, there is a menu bar with options such as "Manage", "Edit", and "View". On the right side, there are two tabs - "Tools" and "Tools". At the top of the screen, there appears to have a search bar and a menu icon. The image also has a green square in the center, which could be a tool or a tool for creating 3D models.</caption> 24 7 the same technology also provides back ends for avatars representing physical toys when a kid interacts with them in a virtual world fun things happen in the real world but when toys are not online we don't break the spell virtual interactions are still immediate but physical actions are delayed until and finally we are building a marketplace for these experiences which can be published by kids and hosted in the caveus cloud it is a fully managed service and kids can exchange earned units between themselves for cash using a reasonably safe mechanism the goal is to create an inclusive and purely meritocratic platform in which kids from anywhere in the world even without access to a credit card or a bank account can also deploy and market their experiences let me show you a quick demo the panel on the left is my android phone using the chrome browser there's no app let's connect to the lego hub using web and now we can control we can also control it using an ar but using a web background this will happen now i have a vr session in my laptop
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