Scrye
Scrye: Building a metaverse game that enhances real-world utilities and promotes UN SDGs, while offering AR merchandise.
Founded
2017Scrye: Building a metaverse game that enhances real-world utilities and promotes UN SDGs, while offering AR merchandise.
Scrye, founded with a mission to bridge the digital and physical worlds, focuses on integrating the metaverse with real-world utilities. The company is building a play-to-impact game that incorporates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into a Sim City/Sandbox-like environment. As players engage in the game, they contribute to increasing real-world electricity, water, and internet access while creating SDG-friendly virtual utopias. Additionally, Scrye offers augmented reality (AR) merchandise linked to in-game purchases.
Notable figures associated with Scrye include CEO Scott Salandy-Defour, Solidity expert Bradley Clarke, and engineering lead Gabriel Ibarra. The company has made significant strides in emerging technologies, particularly in NFTs, AR, and AI. By making avatars interoperable between virtual and real worlds, Scrye has achieved a unique position in the tech landscape. Their innovative approach has not only garnered attention but also contributed to tangible improvements in global utilities, aligning with their mission to connect the metaverse to the universe.
Companies similar to Scrye include Scenario, Netvrk, World Reborn and Arhead.
Scrye was founded in 2017.
Scrye's headquarters is located in Washington, D.C., DC, US.
Scrye's most recent funding round was for $250k (USD) in March 2022.
As of Mar 18, 2022, Scrye has disclosed funding of $550k (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Scrye has 7 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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