The challenge
What needed to be easier.
Astronomy is hard to picture at human scale. The app needed to show spatial relationships clearly while keeping exploration simple and enjoyable.
← Selected work
Augmented reality
AR Solar System
We built an augmented reality iOS app that lets people explore planets, moons, and other celestial bodies in their own space.
- iOS
- Apple ARKit
Updated 2026-09-06
Make room for discovery.Product interface / workflow overview
Our approach
How we built it.
We used Apple ARKit to place an interactive solar system in the user's environment, with clear information about each celestial body.
Inside the experience
Turn the room into a place to explore.
A visual guide to the published product scope.
- 01
Place
ARKit brings celestial models into the room.
- 02
Explore
Move around planets and moons.
- 03
Interact
Use touch and spatial interaction.
- 04
Learn
Read about the celestial bodies in context.
Conceptual illustration · Based on public capabilities, not a private architecture diagram.
Product capabilities
What we brought together.
We only include capabilities that are already public. We do not share client data, private architecture, commercial terms, or internal performance metrics.
ARKit spatial placement
Interactive celestial models
Planet and moon exploration
In-context learning content
Touch and spatial interaction
Native iOS experience
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