Source: XRApplied
  • XRApplied (XRA) has been issued a new OCTQB symbol, XRAPF
  • XRA is an immersive technology solutions provider that specializes in bringing AR/VR e-commerce applications to large and small businesses
  • XRApplied is well positioned to take advantage of the essential role the “Metaverse” will play in how people connect in the future
  • Skills that XRA offers include 3D modelling, AR/VR implementation and NFT/ smart contract coding and marketing
  • XRApplied Technologies Inc. (CRA) opened trading at C$0.35 per share

XRApplied (XRA) is pleased to announce that OTC Markets has issued the company a new symbol, XRAPF.

XRA is an immersive technology solutions provider that specializes in bringing AR/VR e-commerce applications to large and small businesses. XRA offers a suite of proprietary products and services (AR catalogue, toy gamification, AR App e-commerce, AR/VR interactive games) available via the XRA Marketing Platform.

One of the biggest catalysts for the growth of AR/VR/MR is the recent rebranding of Facebook to Meta. This has sent a signal that Facebook’s “Metaverse” will play an essential role in how people connect in the future.

Taking advantage of the opportunities of the metaverse will require a diverse set of skills, including 3D modelling, AR/VR implementation and NFT/ smart contract coding and marketing. XRA is one of only a small number of companies with the depth of talent to help industries embrace the metaverse and become early adopters to gain a significant market advantage.

XRApplied Technologies Inc. (CRA) opened trading at C$0.35 per share.

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