- Datavault AI Inc. (DVLT, Financial) introduces 3D NFT Easter Eggs at a White House event.
- The NFTs educate about U.S. National Parks and endangered species, utilizing DVHolo™ and ADIO® technologies.
- Initiative aligns with ongoing Datavault AI educational technology efforts at major U.S. institutions.
Datavault AI Inc. (DVLT), a leader in data sciences and Web 3.0 asset monetization, has unveiled an innovative collection of 3D NFT Easter Eggs during the White House Historical Association's Easter brunch in Washington D.C. The initiative features 47 unique 3D NFT eggs, leveraging their advanced DVHolo™ holographic display and ADIO® cryptoanchor technologies.
This exhibition serves an educational purpose, aiming to teach American history and geography through digital representations of U.S. National Parks and protected endangered species. The NFTs are designed to engage the public with immersive visuals, depicting natural heritage sites such as Yellowstone and the Everglades.
Each NFT, accessible via Datavault AI’s DVHolo displays and secured through ADIO’s technology, includes details like the name of the park, its founding year, and the president who designated it. It also features a depiction of an endangered species and a miniature digital state flag, providing educational insights into regional geography.
The NFTs are securely delivered and tamper-proof, designed to educate and engage users on U.S. conservation efforts. This initiative complements Datavault AI's VerifyU™ platform, which integrates Web 3.0 tools into educational experiences at institutions such as Arizona State University and Lane College, furthering the company's commitment to blending innovation with cultural education.
