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Sensorium, developer of the Sensorium Galaxy metaverse, has registered its new branch in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as Dubai gradually becomes a global hub for metaverse companies.
The new entity, slated to be officially inaugurated in the coming weeks, will be in the Business Bay district at Opus tower and operate as ‘Sensorium Global Solutions LLC’.
The branch will play a crucial role in the strategic and operational development of the Sensorium Galaxy brand and other verticals of the company.
Through this expansion, Sensorium will take advantage of the growing metaverse opportunities offered by the Government of Dubai.
In July, Dubai’s crown prince Sheik Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum unveiled the Dubai Metaverse Strategy, which intends to add USD 4 billion to the country’s economy over the next five years.
The strategy will also support close to 40,000 new jobs and offer immense financial assistance to encourage a healthy and competitive business environment. It promises to reinforce the Swiss-based company’s position as a leader and accelerate the achievement of its goals.
Sensorium CEO Vladimir Kedrinsky noted that Dubai was becoming a Web3 and metaverse hub and setting up an office in the city would enable the organization to collaborate with reputed players in the space.
The Sensorium entity will reportedly become a new destination for employees in marketing, product & business development, IT, and communications areas.
Moreover, the Dubai office will comprise a demo studio where investors, strategic partners, and government officials can experience the complete range of Sensorium Galaxy products with full immersion.
This initiative comes on the heels of the company’s unprecedented success at GITEX GLOBAL 2022, one of the most reputed tech exhibitions in the world.
Following its participation at the metaverse-dedicated pavilion X-VERSE, Sensorium was recognized as 2022’s Top Disruptor.
According to reliable sources, attendees were able to experience the Sensorium Galaxy metaverse in different ways, including speaking with AI-based avatars, in-engine Empyreal Parties, and a metaverse runway show.
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