Order on Metaverse and get it delivered to your door: McDonald’s completes its application

The world’s largest fast food chain McDonald’s announced that they will enter the Metaverse universe. From now on, if a person spending time in the Metaverse goes to McDonalds and orders, their food will be delivered to their doorstep!

This is the point where megabytes turn into real bites!Mc Dondal’s, the world’s largest fast-food restaurant chain, took action to enter the world of the metaverse.McDonald’s, which has more than 39,000 branches in nearly 100 countries, will now serve its food online.he company announced that it filed applications for the McDonald’s brand and McCafe earlier this month with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

WILL BE DELIVERED TO HOME

McDonald’s describes its new service as ‘running an online virtual restaurant with home delivery service’.Trademark attorney Josh Gerban, in his message on the subject on Twitter; “You get into the metaverse and start hanging out. Then you get hungry. You don’t have to leave your headphones. Instead, just go to a Mc Donalds and order. Your order will be delivered to your door in a short time.It is expected to take about 8 months for the US Patent and Trademark Office to approve the claim.

TECHNOLOGY GIANTS ARE IN LINE

“Over the next 12 months, you’ll see every brand you can think of making these applications,” Gerben told Forbes. ‘I don’t think anyone would want to completely ignore an upcoming new technology,’ Gerben said. He continued with his words.

This technology fashion, called Metaverse, refers to virtual spaces that people can access over the internet using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) devices , and it attracts the attention of many technology giants, including Microsoft.

Recently, the world of Metverse has come to the fore with the investments of large companies. Recently, Microsoft also announced that they are planning to launch a metaverse version of the Teams app soon.

A Metaverse Studio was established in the past weeks by Nike, which has also applied for a patent for virtual assets.