ORO VALLEY, Ariz., July 25, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Tautachrome (OTC:TTCM) announced today that with the correction of benign typographical error, the USPTO has allowed all of the claims in the patent application entitled System and Method for Creating Geo-Located Augmented Reality Communities.
The patent, which we refer to as the Agoras patent, is the most recent of the Augmented Reality (AR) patents licensed to the Company, and adds an important piece to the Company’s vision of achieving AR for the masses.
Agoras technology provides a way for stores and community outlets possessing a locality identity, such as neighborhoods, small towns and geo-graphic malls, to have a joined virtual presence that may be experienced and accessed as a whole from anywhere by anybody. Access is achieved by any imaging device, AR glasses, tablets, smartphones or computer.
As we roll out our vision of AR for the masses, we expect Agoras technology to be an essential part of a thriving AR-optimized economic activity.
We believe Agoras availability will launch local identities into a universal presence that will enhance commercial and social interaction in irreplaceable ways.
We think that the word Agoras, the word the for the central market places of ancient Greek city-states, reflects the thriving properties of places where people gather to buy and sell goods.
PRESS AND INVESTOR CONTACT:
David LaMountain, COO
520-318-5578
Dlamountain@Tautachrome.com
About Tautachrome, Inc: Tautachrome, Inc. (OTC: TTCM) is an emerging growth company in the Internet applications space. The company has licenses, patents, and patents pending in augmented reality, trusted imaging, and imagery-based social networking. The company is leveraging these technologies to develop privacy and security-based applications for global business and personal use.
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