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# Creating a virtual space

AIsuru's virtual spaces let you quickly deploy your **Agents in virtual and mixed reality**, creating immersive and interactive experiences.

### Creation process

To create a new virtual space, follow these steps:

1. Go to the  **Virtual Spaces** section within the platform;
2. Click the **+ CREATE** button;
3. **Enter the required details**:
   1. Name and description of the space;
   2. Checkbox to enable mixed reality;
   3. A distinctive banner for the space;
4. **Choose an environment**: select from the available preset worlds or upload your own custom GLB model.

You can connect an AI to your world to assist visitors and enhance the experience.

### Initial configuration

After creation, use the **3D web configurator** to customize the space:

1. Select the [Agents to include](/en/extensions/virtual-spaces/adding-agents-to-virtual-spaces.md) (objects or characters);
2. Choose the type of model for each Agent:
   * Custom 3D models;
   * Avatars created with AIsuru;
   * Existing avatars for your Agents;
3. Position elements within the world;
4. Publish your space and wait for approval from the AIsuru team.


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