Iranian Company to Set Up Experience Parks in Africa, Iraq
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“Experience parks are designed with the aim of representing the environment of a big industry and brand for its future audience, which are mostly children and teenagers,” Ali Vakili, the managing director of the company stationed at Azadi Innovation Factory, told ANA.
Noting that artificial intelligence is currently used in the process of building experience parks, he said, “Apart from the architectural and hardware parts of the parks, the company's IT specialists program all the games and plans inside the experience park.”
“Also, artificial intelligence technology is used in certain parts of simulation, deep learning and processors,” Vakili said.
“At present, we are building an experience park in an African country and another one in Iraq,” he added.
In a relevant development in March, Iranian specialists at a knowledge-based company had succeeded in designing and producing 2D and 3D adventure graphic games by using Unity and Blockchain technologies.
2D and 3D graphic games produced in the knowledge-based JAPCO company are mainly designed with the theme of entertainment and education and have the essence of adventure and competition.
Game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine can accurately implement the laws of physics in a video game.
“The game industry in Iran is a growing and promising industry. This industry has countless fans in Iran, and at present 64% of the Iranian population are members of the video game community. Considering that this group is mostly under 35 years of age, there is a lot of potential for the growth of this industry, specially for young people,” said Nasser Mahmoudi, the managing-director of the knowledge-based company.
“Among the other applications of gamification is its use in e-learning, e-exam and competition among the learners, which is very useful in the field of education,” he added.
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