Design Your Spaceship: Interactive Rocket Design Exhibit

1. Choose a spacecraft body and make the available design selections on the touchscreen.
2. Run the short flight test and review the result.
3. Adjust the design or continue into the launch sequence.
4. Follow the mission on the upper display, including the rover scene demonstrated in the preview.

Visitors explore the relationship between a design choice and an observed result. Comparing height and fuel use introduces an engineering question: what changes when the vehicle changes? The mission sequence then connects spacecraft design with launch, separation and exploration beyond the landing site.

• Spacecraft selection: the preview presents four body choices with differing capacities and flight behavior.
• Flight testing: a short test reports height reached and fuel used.
• Mission sequence: launch and spacecraft separation lead into a rover exploration scene.

• A lower control touchscreen paired with an upper mission display.
• Selectable spacecraft bodies.
• A repeatable design-and-test sequence with visible results.
• Animated launch and rover content.

A fit for space galleries, science museums and engineering-focused discovery centers. One visitor can make selections while companions watch the mission screen and discuss the result. It offers a focused design activity within a wider astronomy or exploration gallery.

We combine a 32-inch curved display and a 21-inch touchscreen in a freestanding cabinet. The standard exhibit measures 880 × 1250 × 1750 mm and supports one user at a time. We customize cabinet colors and materials on request, with dimensions and appearance adapted to the project.

• Provide a comfortable operating position at the lower screen and clear sightlines to the upper display.
• Allow circulation beside the cabinet and access behind or within it for servicing.
• Plan power, secure installation, ventilation and concealed signal connections between the displays and computer. Networking and exact electrical requirements depend on the selected system.

Our Design Your Spaceship experience brings together spacecraft design and mission software, touch controls and an accompanying display. We supply the exhibit PC, both displays and the cabinet. Your project proposal sets out the final configuration, installation and training scope, and any ongoing services. Every exhibit includes a one-year standard warranty.

• Science museums: give visitors a design question they can investigate through repeated tests.
• Space galleries: connect spacecraft choices with a visible launch and exploration sequence.
• Family discovery centers: offer a shared viewing experience around a single set of controls.

• AR Mars Colony: Extend spacecraft design into planning a settlement on Mars.
• How Big Is Universe: Put a space mission in context through comparisons of scale.
• Digital Telescope: Add simulated astronomical viewing to the same gallery.

Share your space-gallery plan to discuss the display configuration and design-and-test experience.