Jan 19, 2022
Nextech AR Solutions (OTCQB: NEXCF) (NEO: NTAR) (CSE: NTAR) (FSE: N29), a Metaverse company and leading provider of augmented reality (“AR”) experience technologies and services, announced that CEO Evan Gappelberg is spotlighted on a recent Power Play interview, hosted by Dave Jackson. Power Play interviews are released daily and feature company executives discussing their company’s latest news. Gappelbert talked about Nextech launching ARitize, noting that through exclusive NEXCF tech, companies can now mint NFTs of 3D models and human holograms. Nextech is also on the verge of enabling companies to showcase these NFTs in any Metaverse, including the Mini-Metaverses made with ARitize Maps, Nextech’s Metaverse creator app. The Market Herald Canada has built a reputation for being a leading source of credible breaking stock market news for self-directed investors. The entity covers almost 4,000 companies and their people, investors and customers.
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About Nextech AR Solutions Corp.
Nextech AR Solutions is a Metaverse company that develops and operates augmented reality (“AR”) platforms, transporting three-dimensional (“3D”) product visualizations, human holograms and 360° portals to its audiences, altering e-commerce, digital advertising, hybrid virtual events (events held in a digital format blended with in-person attendance) and learning and training experiences. Nextech focuses on developing AR solutions for the Metaverse; however, most of the company’s revenues are derived from three e-commerce platforms: vacuumcleanermarket.com (“VCM”), infinitepetlife.com (“IPL”) and Trulyfesupplements.com (“TruLyfe”). VCM and product sales of residential vacuums, supplies and parts, and small home appliances are sold on Amazon. For more information about the company, please visit www.NextechAR.com.
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