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Manifesting one’s experiences through the mind of others is the premise of AR and the metaverse. However, the killer app has still alluded to us, until now. The challenge in a three-dimensional world where most of a journey in a city might occur inside the buildings more often than not is how to use the power of AR to share and navigate yourself when there is no such thing as indoor satellite positioning. Imagine being in a grocery store, and your cell phone can instantly point to the exact place on shelves where specific products are for sale. Or being able to share your experience in a clothing store with somebody at home who you want to look at the clothing with you but experience it right next to you through the cell phone, bringing them into that shared experience. The AukiLabs co-founder, Nils Pihl believes that the level of sensory and experiential sharing is the killer meta-verse application that could change how we think and behave as human beings by 2033 and beyond. See Privacy Policy at h