Now, we're starting to build projects. The "avame" project is an online service for creating 3D avatar models. In addition, the "rent-content" project is for NFT's online rental service. And "nft-metadata" is for generating NFT metadata and assembling blender files for 3D models. The "rent-market" project involves smart contracts.

For generating solidity contract documents, Realbits uses solidity-docgen package which was built by OpenZeppelin. GitHub Page and Jekyll are used for the website.

Realbits is developing NFT for renting and prompting images. This time, we will describe the normal NFT building process.

Stable diffusion is a technique that can be used to ensure that digital images are stored and transmitted in a way that maintains their quality and integrity. It involves breaking the image down into smaller pieces, or "tiles," which can be stored and transmitted separately. This can help to reduce the risk of data loss or corruption, as well as improve the efficiency of image transmission.

We are implementing the VRM specification for 3D avatar models. The VRM is based on GLTF, and is used by extension specifications. Last year, version 1.0 was released. The majority of applications have been made and used in Japanese.

For now, NFT is just a digital item that is sold and bought between people. A NFT cannot be purchased as a digital item by itself except for online games. These days, though, a few services are trying to use NFT in their online services as useful tools. NFT is too difficult to use for the reasons listed below.

We created the Realbits project as a collaborative effort to create NFT digital content, online services, and markets for those materials. Nowadays collaboration is becoming more and more needed in the digital world. The Internet connects people all over the world to work together in real time. Through the blockchain, all processes are transparent to all participants. People can produce content in a short time with the help of AI technology.