At the recent annual meeting in Davos, the World Economic Forum unveiled GCV Next-Gen, an advanced augmented reality platform designed to enhance real-time collaboration across various devices and global regions, including China.

GCV Next-Gen is not limited to aviation; it aims to tackle a broad spectrum of global challenges, including climate change, energy transition, AI governance, and healthcare innovation, facilitating collaboration on these complex issues.

The Global Collaboration Village serves as a digital space that enables decision-makers to visualize problems and solutions more effectively than traditional video calls or 2D platforms.

To measure the impact of GCV Next-Gen, the focus will be on participant diversity, engagement levels, discussion quality, and the resulting real-world outcomes, such as new policies and partnerships.

Chieh Huang, president of the Global Collaboration Village, emphasized that the platform's goal is to transcend physical barriers and leverage immersive technology to address pressing global challenges.

This innovative platform uniquely integrates hyperrealistic visuals, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence, fostering an environment that encourages genuine connection and exploration of ideas.

The use of augmented reality within GCV Next-Gen enables users to engage with problems interactively, enhancing their understanding and driving impactful solutions, particularly in sustainable aviation.

Designed to be intuitive and inclusive, the platform allows seamless interaction across multiple devices, with future support planned for mobile, PCs, and Macs.