Telescope Labs Release AI Solution to Revamp Web3.0 Gaming

• Telescope Labs sets sight on revolutionizing Web3.0 gaming with new AI-powered solutions.
• First on its rack is Vantage, a chat solution powered by Large Language Model (LLM) technology.

Innovative analytic startup Telescope Labs has announced the launch of a comprehensive Artificial Intelligence-powered solution suite aimed at revolutionizing Web3.0 gaming.

According to a Press Release shared with Crypto-News Flash, the startup which specializes in foundational data analytics and AI-powered game economies plans to achieve this transformation by releasing cutting-edge products and inking several strategic partnerships with top game studios and outfits.

This launch comes after a successful $2 million pre-seed funding round which was held in September with support from Griffin Gaming Partners and Kube VC. Telescope Labs’ new focus is to leverage next-generation data analytics and predictive models to empower gaming companies to achieve sustainable virtual economies.

Some of the inventive and cutting-edge solutions which the London-based startup plans to utilize are specifically Market Intelligence and Data Analytics tools.

Telescope Labs Floats Vantage, Signs Multiple Partnerships

One of its proprietary products is Vantage, a tool designed to produce valuable insights and optimization opportunities for game developers and publishers.

Vantage, a highly advanced economy-specialized Large Language Model (LLM) chat solution, is one of the many exciting products being planned by Telescope Labs. Specifically, Vantage is designed with a natural language query interface that further equips users with the ability to seamlessly analyze, generate insights, and optimize their game economies.

Ultimately, the Vantage solution will assist companies to reach the full potential of their game economies by restructuring their approach towards analyzing data and making decisions.

In terms of partnerships, Telescope Labs has tapped the likes of Gamevolution, PlayEmber, Widow Games, and Pink Moon Studios. A close look at the caliber of projects in partnership with the startup shows that it is committed to pushing for innovation and collaboration with some of the most important partners in the gaming industry.

Semih Gilan, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-founder of Telescope Labs expressed the company’s excitement about partnering with these projects.

“By unlocking the power of LLMs, we pioneer evolution on game analytics and empower developers to revolutionize the industry,” he stated.

He believes that Telescope’s technology is a transformative tool to help game developers better understand players and their behaviors. Access to this kind of information will help the developers make data-driven decisions to create functional products that can maximize value for all their users. Telescope Labs’ addition of AI is to unlock invaluable insights that will propel the future of game development.

One of the startup’s partners PlayEmber said it joined the firm’s mission because of its long-term capacity to strive. Hugo Furneaux, the CEO of PlayEmber reiterated that Telescope Labs is pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved in Web2.0 and Web3.0 and this ability to simplify what brands would need in the next 2-5 years is one of the reasons why his firm is excited about the alliance.

Beyond Telescope Labs, the Web3.0 gaming arena has been recording a number of high profile partnerships in recent times. Prior to Telescope Labs’ revelation of its promising alliances, Japanese media giant GREE also inked a partnership with Mysten Labs, the developer of the Sui blockchain network to revolutionize the latter’s validator network and Web3.0 game development capabilities.

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