WhatA company designing and licensing interactive planetary science exhibits — tactile regolith simulations, RC rover driving, glovebox experiences — for science museums and edu-tainment venues.
SignalCommenters expressed a desire to physically interact with lunar surface recreations, noting that nothing in everyday life has the texture of regolith, and suggesting glovebox or RC car exhibits as compelling museum experiences.
Why NowArtemis missions have reignited public interest in the Moon, museum attendance is rebounding post-COVID, and new simulant materials make realistic regolith recreation commercially viable.
MarketScience museums, space centers, traveling exhibits, corporate experience centers; ~1,500 science museums globally, $50K-$500K per exhibit installation. Competitors are one-off custom exhibit firms with no scalable product.
MoatExclusive licensing deals with NASA for authentic mission data and imagery, plus proprietary simulant formulations validated against real lunar samples.
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