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Seoul has created a virtual safety education and promotion platform for Seoul’s public bicycle brand dubbed ‘Ttaereungyi Metaworld’, accessible on the Roblox app or Ttaereungyi’s official website.
It was set up on the Roblox app to accommodate teens, who make up a growing share of Ttaereungyi’s user base.
The safety education platform Gives a virtual rendering of Seoul’s bicycle safety test center.
It lets users can ride bicycles through their avatars to experience various types of traffic courses.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) is developing the platform called Metaverse Seoul in three stages. It will be applied to handle administrative services from economic policies, education, culture, tourism, and civil complaints.
