This month's Networking & Multiplayer category includes 1 filed patent application from Magnopus.
The company's filing covers an autoscaling server infrastructure designed for massively multiplayer online experiences in extended reality environments. Magnopus describes technology that routes messages across servers globally while maintaining platform independence, allowing users to move through connected digital spaces without requiring scene reloads.
Magnopus received 1 patent addressing the challenge of scaling multiplayer experiences across extended reality platforms without fragmenting users into isolated server instances. The system routes messages between servers and across a global backplane using absolute-value state updates, which allows participants to communicate across different geographic regions without triggering reloads when they cross server boundaries. This approach differs from conventional sharding methods that segment players by region or require new scene loads during transitions. The architecture also connects physical-world digital twins with real-time multiplayer XR sessions, supporting interaction across different device types while maintaining self-healing capabilities that don't depend on geographic partitioning.
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