A group of scientists from the UK plans to create an analogue of the Matrix

Recently, British company Improbable, which specializes in developing software for simulating virtual worlds, received a grant from Japanese corporation SoftBank in the amount of $ 502 million. This event would have remained unnoticed, if not for one thing: this money was allocated for the creation of the "most accurate three-dimensional model of the real world". Simply put, the creation of a certain analogue of the Matrix from the famous movie brothers, and now sisters, Wachowski.

Improbable was organized in 2012 by graduates of Cambridge University Herman Narule and Rob Whitehead. Now Improbable technologies are already used in video games, but the "Matrix from the British" will be used by governmental and industrial organizations to conduct various experiments and developments in the field of virtual reality.

The product being developed is called SpatialOS. This system is extremely flexible and scalable, it can be run both on the basis of a separate server and within the framework of huge cluster computer systems. According to representatives of the company-developer,

"Now we are already working on some projects together with telecommunication companies, governmental and industrial organizations. Within the framework of these projects, detailed models of virtual worlds are created, in which real data is used. The entire virtual environment is as close as possible to the real world. The new model will allow to produce more complex and complex modeling of interrelated aspects of the existence of human civilization: transport infrastructure, telecommunications networks and much more. "

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