Pizzo et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Opening the metaverse: the next frontier in sport and leisurePizzo et al., 2024
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- 13257859006637267207
- Author
- Pizzo A
- Fornaciari C
- Coyle P
- Varzgani N
- Pierce M
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- Publication venue
- Leisure Sciences
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The metaverse is at the forefront of digital innovations transforming sport and leisure. The metaverse, a shared digital environment accessible via the Internet, currently operates as separate entities, challenging the promise of an integrated space. This highlights a critical …
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