Enviropedia Inc.

Connecting the world’s information through context with support for spatial environments, Enviropedia is a breakthrough visual platform, paired with a set of apps tailored to create highly useful and engaging experiences in nearly limitless ways. It works on a map, in a room, on the road, in a store, office, restaurant, hotel, or the privacy of your home to identify and contextually connect information about subjects. It can leverage potentially thousands of information sources (text, images, audio, video, and geometry), accessible simultaneously from a single screen or VR console. It can support smart phones, tablets, game consoles, and smart televisions – along with spatial computing devices like AR glasses and VR goggles – to ignite widespread adoption and create new revenue sources for large, untapped markets. At the core is a broadly-patented technology that blurs the line between a search engine and web browser, enabling information-rich, real-time user experiences around successful markets (including – but not limited to – retail, transportation, hospitality, museums, auctions, art, and even a breakthrough revenue model for journalism). Enviropedia sees value creation well beyond advertiser-driven revenue models. We see the largest opportunity in over 30 years by creating an alternative to the status quo and disrupting overused value chains with a new, broadly patented core technology, capable of making almost all user devices staggeringly more useful by integrating only proven, trustworthy information sources into our products. We want the world to look back one day and wonder how we lived our lives without Enviropedia. We’ve spent a decade designing a revolutionary way to seamlessly connect quality information routinely into our daily lives with a new way to think about our information, based on observations gleaned over the last 3 decades.