A Moon for All Mankind

Close to 50 years ago, the world held their breath as Armstrong stepped out onto the Moon. It was hailed as a “giant leap for mankind”. In reality, only 12 astronauts, all of them while American men, have ever set foot on the Moon. We pushed the boundaries of what a phone can do, to let you do what you can’t.

For the project I assembled a team comprising VR specialists, simulator engineers and even NASA! Working as one intergalactic project team we built a state-of-the-art lunar gravity 'rig' inspired by the gravity simulator used to train astronauts. The rig registers your weight in real-time, then offsets it by 83%. This means when you jump you feel like you’re one-sixth of your mass on earth. The CGI environment was accurately modelled on NASA’s Lunar topographical data. Sensors attached to your flight suit tracked your movements in real-time and replicated it in VR. Activated in Seoul, Barcelona, NYC, London & Tokyo.