We are excited to partner with the American Museum of Natural History at the 2019 Lunar & Planetary Science Conference to showcase OpenSpace, a NASA-supported open-source data visualization software that lets audiences interact with a range of space science topics. We’re exhibiting a GeoDome Panorama with a 4.5m screen, featuring an OmniFocus 30500 projection system with 2560 x 1600 resolution at 5,000 […]
We were proud to collaborate on an immersive experience at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum, on the Mall in Washington, DC. Visitors use an interactive touchscreen to learn about our solar system, showing high-resolution images of the planets on an internally projected globe. These planetary datasets are complemented with panoramic images and animations projected on the […]
A GeoDome Globe captured the attention of visiting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, as part of an exhibit showcasing innovative US and Saudi collaborations in STEM education, advanced research, and entrepreneurship. The crown prince was visiting the Innovation to Impact Forum at MIT on March 24, where he was briefed on the industrial innovations […]
We’ll be in Booth 8053E of the Federal Pavilion with our partners at JPL, using our 2′ digital video globe to showcase NASA’s Eyes platforms.
The Geodome Theater will be onboard The Intrepid Museum during Kids Week, exploring the universe with Uniview and NASA JPL’s Eyes platforms.
We’ll be in Booth 109 at the American Astronomical Society Annual Meeting, January 4-8 in Kissimee, FL. Stop by and check out our full range of software platforms for interactive space exploration.
This custom installation features an edge-blended dual-fisheye solution and our full suite of interactive software for Earth and space science exploration.
We’ll be in Booth 110 with a Cobra Panorama, a Magic Planet, and the latest data-driven content for immersive environments.
“One of my students said this on the way back to class today: ‘I have never really liked science until now.’” – Fridley Middle School chemistry teacher
A profile of our collaboration with NASA JPL to bring Eyes on the Earth, Solar System and Exoplanets into domes and spheres using Omnity. Thanks NASA!