Magnopus filed 1 patent this quarter in Networking.
The application covers an autoscaling server infrastructure designed for massively multiplayer online environments in extended reality. This Platforms-agnostic system routes messages across servers globally, allowing users to move between connected spaces without reloading sessions.
Magnopus's single Networking patent addresses a fundamental challenge in multiplayer XR environments: keeping users connected as they move across vast virtual spaces hosted on different servers. The system sends absolute-value state updates through a global backplane that routes messages between servers, eliminating the need for traditional sharding that would lock players into isolated regions. This approach allows the infrastructure to self-heal and scale automatically while supporting communication between users on different device types. The architecture also connects real-world locations with their digital twin counterparts, enabling physical spaces to host persistent multiplayer XR experiences without geographic constraints.
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