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MetaOntology: Toward developing an ontology for the metaverse
1King Abdullah II School of Information Technology, The University of Jordan, Al Jubeiha, Jordan.
Frontiers in Big Data
|September 26, 2022
Summary
This study introduces MetaOntology, a foundational domain ontology for the metaverse. It specifies current technologies and infrastructure, aiming to guide future metaverse development and ontology evolution.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Virtual Reality
- Ontology Engineering
Background:
- The metaverse represents a future internet paradigm, integrating augmented, extended, and virtual realities for immersive user experiences.
- Current metaverse development lacks a standardized framework for its underlying technologies and infrastructure.
- This necessitates a structured approach to defining metaverse components and their relationships.
Purpose of the Study:
- To design MetaOntology, a domain ontology for the metaverse.
- To provide an explicit specification of state-of-the-art metaverse technologies and infrastructure.
- To establish a cornerstone for future metaverse ontology development.
Main Methods:
- A four-step methodological approach was employed for ontology construction.
- The process involved defining concepts, properties, and relationships relevant to the metaverse domain.
- Iterative refinement was likely part of the methodology, though not explicitly detailed.
Main Results:
- A domain ontology, MetaOntology, has been designed for the metaverse.
- The ontology explicitly specifies key technologies and infrastructure components.
- It serves as a foundational model for understanding the metaverse ecosystem.
Conclusions:
- MetaOntology provides a crucial starting point for metaverse research and development.
- The ontology is designed to be adaptable, accommodating future technological advancements.
- It facilitates a common understanding and structured approach to building metaverse platforms.
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