| AstroReality, a San Francisco-based start-up, has launched a new project that is likely to be the next big hit in an augmented reality application called LUNAR consisting of a very detailed Moon 3D printing model and a companion app, Allows users to explore the model of the moon's surface and understand the only natural satellite on earth.  The AstroReality project was launched last fall with a successful Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign (raising more than $ 200,000) to educate people about 'the moon they know' (as seen in the night sky) and 'the moon They do not (also known as the Dark Moon), in a dynamic and engaging way, that is to say, AstroReality's product is more than just a digital model of the moon that can be explored online or through the application, The 3D print copy is centered and is said to reach a scale of 1: 116,020,845, basically a softball size. The lunar model is based on data from NASA's lunar reconnaissance orbiter and is 3D printed at very high resolution using 'the most accurate industrial 3D printing technology available today' (3D printed satellite apparently has 0.006 mm) The 3D printed moon made of hard resin material is impressive thanks to the delicate hand-painted surface, as if the real object was contracted and pulled out of the sky. Along with the 3D printing model is the AstroReality Augmented Reality app (available for iOS and Android) that takes the project to another level, allowing users to scan their 3D printed lunar model, open a world of knowledge and learn about the moon Surface landmarks and topographical features, and other lunar-related chores. One may even be surprised to find that the moon is not actually made of cheese. For example, if you point your smartphone at an angle to the 3D printing lunar model, you may be prompted to read a few chores or view photos of astronauts who have already landed on the moon If you look at the other side of the moon, you can watch a short but rich video clip that, as San Francisco startups put it, wants to make the story of the moon a reality. Of course, the 3D printed moon model and its educational augmented reality application are not as cheap as AstroReality for $ 219 However, considering the accuracy and detail of the 3D printed moon and the breadth of the information provided through the AR application, the price seems Is reasonable. If you're not ready for more than $ 200 to purchase a unique LUNAR Pro experience, AstroReality also has a smaller version of the 3D printed moon, priced at $ 89 (LUNAR Regular) or $ 39 (LUNAR Mini). LUNAR Mini is 1: 12,000,000. In addition to the LUNAR series, AstroReality also offers the so-called 'Solar System Mini Kit', which includes miniature (3 cm) models of all the Earth's planet, including our solar system, including Pluto These less detailed models are available with the AstroReality application Used together, but requires a special coding stand. A complete mini suit will get you back to $ 129. Source: China 3D printing network |
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