Metaverce, page-19

@sun111 Very cool. From the comments at end of that article:
“We at Aerometrex have been thrilled to provide enhanced 3D datasets to the Cesium team leading up to the release of the 3D Tiles Next announcement. We believe that 3D Tiles Next is a major step forward, not only for the geospatial industry but also as an open 3D format which will help bridge the gap between industries. 3D Tiles will be the first open 3D format to support semantic 3D classification and attribution at a pixel texture level. For Aerometrex, 3D Tiles Next represents an exciting new phase of potential for the 3D Tiles data specification, where metadata is being thoughtfully integrated into the data's architecture at an impressive number of levels. It will allow us to leverage our AI capability much further, including within existing and emerging game engines. With the new standard, we will be able to dynamically apply reflective materials to pre-identified windows and glass surfaces. We'll also be able to remove trees or street furniture across an entire city without having to extract them from the core dataset or populate 3D scenes with foliage based on the underlying classification embedded in the 3D Tiles. With Metaverses and Digital Twins being developed worldwide, the industry is looking for ways to build intelligence into core data and we're very excited to leverage 3D Tiles Next to deliver Metaverse-ready and intelligent 3D data to Aerometrex customers and the world. The potential applications for our customers are vast, ranging from the embedding of AI/ML classification data into the tiles themselves, to the potential of leveraging the same enhanced data across multiple exciting platforms.” said Mark Deuter, Managing Director, Aerometrex