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Virtual reconstruction of the first metaverse and its economic analysis
 ZRONEK, Martin
The topic of my diploma thesis is Virtual reconstruction of the first metaverse and its economic analysis. The aim of the thesis is to virtually reconstruct the first metaverse and perform an economic analysis. In my diploma thesis, I am based on Neal Stephenson's novel Snow Crash, the setting of which also inspired the metaverse I created on the Resonite platform. The theoretical part of the thesis is devoted to the analysis of the concept of metaverse, virtual reality, the Resonite platform and the Shapr3D modeling program. The practical part of the thesis is focused on the development of the metaverse itself and the visual programming of the metaverse. The practical part also contains economic analysis and deals with the testing of the entire concept, survey and final evaluation. The created metaverse, as the output of my entire diploma thesis, is published on the Resonite platform under the name Snow Crash by Zronek and is available for use.
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Design and Implementation of Virtual ATM
 ZRONEK, Martin
The bachelor thesis focuses on the design and implementation of a virtual ATM. The concept comes from a historical machine called Sensorama, one of the oldest virtual reality systems. It is used to mediate common banking operations and functions of a physical ATM through virtual reality. The work analyzes the existing solution of the client's relationship with the bank on the basis of which it implements a virtual environment. Specifically a functional ATM and an interactive bank branch. Everything happens remotely via the Neos metaversion interface. The concept takes full advantage of the interactive features of virtual reality, helping the user to better understand each banking process. The thesis examines the attitude of real banks to the concept itself, the feasibility of individual banking operations and the conditions of public use.
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