Working towards a way out the COVID-19 alert
Like everyone else, SpaceRobotics.EU has taken extraordinary measures due to the covid_19 sanitary alert. Besides asking all our employees to work on-line from their homes to limit human contact and stop the propagation, at SpaceRobotics.EU we are contributing to fight the virus by 3D printing masks and protective visors for health personnel.
2019 new VR scenarios – Mission training, orbit visualization, use of instruments, collaborative projects and mission highlights.
At SpaceRobotics.EU we are ceaselessly ahead of the curve in Virtual Reality experiences, always offering state-of-the-art professional hardware and custom-made high-quality software. We ended 2019 with four top-selling experiences, a Lunar Roving Vehicle driving simulator, an Apollo 11 immersion and two hypothetical scenarios, a walk trough 67-P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko and another one trough ESA’s Moon Village. For 2020 we are aiming even higher. We already have some brand-new scenarios in Mars that take advantage of the latest graphic cards and new 3D renderers and that will include ESA and NASA’s latest Mars rovers, and we are working on new experiences and improvements and expansions for the all-ready-existing ones.
Experts in 3D-design and 3D-printing with over 100 models and a dedicated 3D-Printing Lab.
3D-printing is a new technology that is still trying to make it into our everyday lives, but at SpaceRobotics.EU, we already master it. For the past five years, we have been the only company to mass-produce space-exploration-related 3D-printed scaled models, providing them to renown institutions such as the European Space Agency.
New Visitors’ Centre at ORM (IAC’s Roque de los Muchachos Observatory)
Over the past few months, we have been involved in a huge science communication project. A new visitors centre was built at the worldwide-known Roque de los Muchachos Observatory and we have been developing all its science-and-technology-related content.
On-flight F18 fighter jet 360º footage
We produce a 360º video of an F18 fighter jet flight as seen from the pilot’s point of view. It was shot by the Eagle Squad and will be seen by millions of visitors in museums and educational programmes.
Our VR and AR projects make it to “Astronomía” national magazine
Education is key for our future and thus at SpaceRobotics.EU we always try to fit the latest technologies in our hands into education and science popularization enterprises. Some of our latest projects in this matter have been to create Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality apps to spread our knowledge about space. At “Astronomía” national magazine, they were very interested in these projects and published us a couple articles on them. One even made it all the way up to the cover!
Sal a Ver las Estrellas – Explorando el Cosmos – NubaloAR
“Explorando el Cosmos” is the latest “Sal a Ver las Estrellas” tool. Entirely designed by a NubaloStudios.EU multidisciplinary team, this resource comprises a state-of-the-art space-related exhibition and an AR App through which you may interact with the entire exhibition by just pointing your phone’s camera to each poster.
Rosetta and Philae at Chury (67P) VR
We create a Virtual Reality scenario around the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko that supports orbit simulations and features Rosetta and Philae.
ESA’s Moon Village concept in VR
After the success of “Apollo 11 VR Experience” and “Apollo 17 VR Experience“, we have created a brand new virtual adventure on the Moon, this time, for the European Space Agency. This VR scenario shows ESA’s concept of a Moon Village, a science-fiction-like permanent base station that could actually be constructed sooner than you might have thought.