Web 3.0 is interesting in its own right! If you don't know much about Web 3.0 this is a very good high level overview: https://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-30.htm

In terms of how it relates to a web augmented reality - think of it like this:
Web 3.0 allows computers to understand the data they are accessing. Not just code/decode it, but be able to apply meaning.

So when you navigate to a sporting website, the computer will know which parts of the website are videos, what is in the videos, which parts relate to scores, what other scores can be linked to them etc.

In this way - Web 3.0 gives you the extra info your computer needs to understand what it is seeing. So similar to how in regular augmented reality the AI should recognize that a bottle of milk is a bottle of milk, Web 3.0 browsers should be able to do this in a similar way.

It basically means that the web is moving in this direction, and our platform is helping developers and users to take advantage of this. By pulling the Web 3.0 data it makes it much easier for developers to find the info they want and overlay it onto a mixed reality display.