Samsung Electronics has been associated with virtual reality (VR), largely thanks to Samsung Gear VR and the Samsung smartphone that powers the device. The company is further launching the "A Moon for All Mankind" immersive 4D VR experience.
The experience is designed to allow users to use Samsung Galaxy S9 + and Samsung Gear VR to experience virtual lunar missions, allowing them to experience the feeling of lunar gravity.
In order to successfully carry out this project, Samsung’s design team worked closely with the team at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. They were responsible for creating the Automatic Response Gravity Unloading System, or ARGOS, to train astronauts on how to live and operate in a low-gravity environment. Work in. These experts cooperate with the "Moon of Mankind" project to accurately represent the feelings of the moon's gravity.
Zach Overton, vice president of consumer experience and general manager of Samsung 837 and Galaxy Studios, said: “At Samsung, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and inspiring consumers to do things they can’t do.†“We are proud to bring consumers to life. An unprecedented experience is to combine powerful mobile VR headsets with our innovative work with NASA to launch this kind of lunar experience and let people feel the feeling of walking on the moon."
Starting this year, we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo program and allow a dozen Americans to land on the moon,†said Sean Carter, a strategic partner of NASA’s Johnson Space Center. “Through a VR experience like Samsung’s development, we are Committed to opening moon missions to the public, and happy to inspire the next generation of astronauts. "
The "Moon of All Mankind" experience is open to the public at Samsung 837 Store in New York City from July 19, 2018 to July 31, 2019.
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