The Camera is the Mission
Transporting audiences to the forefront of space exploration through cinema‑grade immersive imaging
Few of us will travel to other worlds Immersive media will bring everyone along
Humanity's return to the Moon is the storytelling opportunity of a generation. Our long‑term vision is to build a lunar media infrastructure, with capture and streaming embedded directly into missions, bringing the Moon, then Mars, to audiences across every platform.
Building storytelling and outreach capabilities into the mission
Capture the mission
Immersive imaging technologies engineered for the constraints of space exploration missions.
Support the mission
From integration, operations, and post‑processing to production and distribution. Operational support through low‑latency immersive telepresence.
Share the mission
Premium content in the hands of creators, delivered across any platform: virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, domes and planetariums, mobile, and screens of any size.
From Outer Space to Every Screen
High‑resolution stereoscopic 360° capture creates a single, future‑proof master independent of any one display format. The same mission imagery can reach audiences across today's platforms, and be continually adapted to the platforms of tomorrow.
IRIS · flight hardware
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IRIS
- High‑resolution 360° stereoscopic video capture
- Integrated image processing and data storage
- Scheduled to fly in 2026 on board two CLPS missions
IRIS-2
- Higher performance
- Live streaming
- Greater level of immersion
- In development for a 2027 release. Stay tuned.
Built, flown, and proven aboard the ISS
The specialized immersive cameras behind Space Explorers flown inside and outside of the ISS.



A Vision Born in Space
Space Explorers: The ISS Experience, the Primetime Emmy Award‑winning series filmed aboard the International Space Station, and Space Explorers: The Infinite, the touring immersive exhibition created from the same footage, together represent the largest production ever filmed in space. These projects laid the foundation for a new generation of immersive space storytelling.
- Meta Quest
- Location‑based experiences
- Domes & planetariums
- Broadcast and mobile
Put an IRIS camera on your mission
Flying a lander, a rover, a station module, or a crew? Building a story that needs to be seen from where it happens? Let's talk.
