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Living Module
Sleeping Capsules
Each member is assigned an individual sleeping capsule.
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A roll-down, semi-rigid curtain offercs auditory and visual privacy.
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The interior is covered with an immersive flexible screen, allowing the crewmate to manage light levels, consume media, set a specific mood and get their mind off the mission for quality sleep.
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Due to the low gravity, the bed is a simple hammock with a few straps.
Personal Storage
Each crew member has access to personal storage space, located above their sleeping capsules. These are secured and offer enough space to pack a few personal belongings. Dedicated storage areas provide ample room to store the rest of the required equipment.
Hygiene Block
The personal hygiene compartment is isolated from the rest of the cabin by a multi-paneled door, providing the user with privacy and calm as they use the facilities. Additionally, a white-noise generator provides further intimacy to the user.
Liquid waste is recycled to provide drinking water similarly to the ISS and solid waste is packed away in a container below the compartment, allowing for easy retrieval and treatment upon return to base.
Note - The roof of the module is covered by a flexible Oled screen, replicating the 24-hour day/night cycle we're used to on Earth. By providing evolutive light intensity and color, we maintain a feeling of normality and allow the crew to keep track of time and stick to a relatively normal circadian rhythm.
Social Relaxation
Moving Shades
These wooden boards are mounted on a mechanical rail, allowing them to move around the module's wall. As they revolve, they project shadows on the opposing couch.
With the screen behind displaying various sceneries and landscapes, it creates the illusion of peering through a window.
Plants
Plants, even if fake, bring life to an interior. They provide a very strong sense of homeliness and comfort.
Green being a soothing color for the brain, having some vegetation aboard only stand to benefit the crew.
Multi-Function Display
Like most screens in this vehicle, this one serves multiple purposes.
On top of displaying any kind of media or game for the crew to enjoy together, it also creates a warm and contemplative mood.
When on standby, it shows slow morphing shapes, the color of which is determined by the time of day by default.
Note - The items in all modules were designed by our team in conjunction with interior architects. The goal here was to bring a maximum of comfort and relief to the crew without compromising efficiency and operability.
Storage Module
Rotating Storage Space
To optimize the use of internal space and maximize reachability, some storage boxes are arranged along a rotating rail, allowing users to simply slide the boxes around to access different compartments.
Refrigerated Boxes
The ability to store items in a temperature-controlled compartment is both imperative for science but also a huge plus for any extended stay.
With the advances in microbiology and out-of-earth farming, fresh vegetables and meat substitutes will be relatively available for lunar colonists and being able to consume something other than MREs will greatly help with morale over long missions.
Technical Panels
Situated beneath the floor boards in all modules, the crew has access to all technical panels to maintain and manage them.
The color-changing lights bordering the panels provide both illumination and visual feedback in case something goes wrong to direct the attention of the crew.
Note - The light strips on the ground are common to all pathways across the modules. They provide a familiarity and continuity of function but also serve the practical purpose of illuminating un-intrusively for low-light conditions. Additionally, they limit the space and alleviate feelings of claustrophobia (like in airplanes).
Sports & Recreation
Dynamic Climbing Wall
Diversifying the exercises available to the crew, this dynamic climbing wall revolves around the capsule, procedurally extruding holds for the user to grab as the panel rotates.
This offers a dynamic and ever-changing challenge to the user with the option to set difficulty level and speed, accomodating all levels.
Treadmill
In keeping with the trend of fully immersive elements, this treadmill allows the crew to maintain a good cardio level, providing them with ports to fix retainers, simulating an earth-like gravity.
Note - The upper half of the treadmill houses a retractable curved screen, allowing users to lower and use it when they're exercising and push it out of the way if they want to focus on their activity.
Control Station
Immersive Piloting Station
The pilot's seat is located in a closeable capsule, fully surrounded by ultra high definition screens, displaying a 360° view of the surroundings. It is placed on an articulated arm, allowing it to move about, either mimicking the movements of the vehicle or, on the contrary, negating them to offer a stable platform.
This is done to mitigate the risks of motion sickness on a very rough terrain.
From this station, the pilot can remotely control all vehicles attached to his caravan, which is why having an option to mimic the movement of another wagon is important, especially over long periods of time.
Moveable Screens
This module serves as a mission control station, a piloting station and an overwatch tower.
The numerous mobile screens allow for efficient and customizable multi-monitoring and multi-tasking. The all-encompassing screen that occupies the top half of the module provides all important information to the vehicle commander, opens a proverbial window to the outside by displaying the feed from the multiple cameras around the chassis, and offer additional screen space should they require it.
Finally, it is from this station that the commander will stay in touch with the main base via relayed radio communications.
Note - The upper half of the treadmill houses a retractable curved screen, allowing users to lower and use it when they're exercising and push it out of the way if they want to focus on their activity.
Social Relaxation
Moving Shades
These wooden boards are mounted on a mechanical rail, allowing them to move around the module's wall. As they revolve, they project shadows on the opposing couch.
With the screen behind the shades able to display various sceneries and landscapes, it creates the illusion of peering through a window, offering a proverbial opening and counteracting the feeling of claustrophobia and imprisonment.
Plants & Vegetation
Plants, even if fake, bring life to an interior. They provide a very strong sense of homeliness and comfort.
Furthermore, since green being a soothing color for the brain, having some vegetation aboard only stand to benefit the crew.
Multi Function Display
Like most screens in this vehicle, this one serves multiple purposes.
On top of displaying any kind of media or game for the crew to enjoy together, it also creates a warm and contemplative mood.
When on standby, it shows slow morphing shapes, the color of which is determined by the time of day by default.
Hover over the Yellow Dots to get more info on the element
Note - The items in all modules were designed by our team in conjunction with interior architects. The goal here was to bring a maximum of comfort and relief to the crew without compromising efficiency and operability.
Living Module
Personal Storage
Each crew member has access to personal storage space, located above their sleeping capsules. These are secured and offer enough space to pack a few personal belongings. Dedicated storage areas provide ample room to store the rest of the required equipment.
Sleeping Capsules
Each member is assigned an individual sleeping capsule.
-
A roll-down, semi-rigid curtain offercs auditory and visual privacy.
-
The interior is covered with an immersive flexible screen, allowing the crewmate to manage light levels, consume media, set a specific mood and get their mind off the mission for quality sleep.
-
Due to the low gravity, the bed is a simple hammock with a few straps.
Hygiene Corner
The personal hygiene compartment is isolated from the rest of the cabin by a multi-paneled door, providing the user with privacy and calm as they use the facilities. Additionally, a white-noise generator provides further intimacy to the user.
Liquid waste is recycled to provide drinking water similarly to the ISS and solid waste is packed away in a container below the compartment, allowing for easy retrieval and treatment upon return to base.
Hover over the Yellow Dots to get more info on the element
Note - The roof of the module is covered by a flexible Oled screen, replicating the 24-hour day/night cycle we're used to on Earth. By providing evolutive light intensity and color, we maintain a feeling of normality and allow the crew to keep track of time and stick to a relatively normal circadian rhythm.
Storage Module
Refrigerated Boxes
The ability to store items in a temperature-controlled compartment is both imperative for science but also a huge plus for any extended stay.
With the advances in microbiology and out-of-earth farming, fresh vegetables and meat substitutes will be relatively available for lunar colonists and being able to consume something other than MREs will greatly help with morale over long missions.
Technical Panels
Situated beneath the floor boards in all modules, the crew has access to all technical panels to maintain and manage them.
The color-changing lights bordering the panels provide both illumination and visual feedback in case something goes wrong to direct the attention of the crew.
Rotating Storage Space
To optimize the use of internal space and maximize reachability, some storage boxes are arranged along a rotating rail, allowing users to simply slide the boxes along the wall of the module to access different compartments.
Hover over the Yellow Dots to get more info on the element
Note - The light strips on the ground are common to all pathways across the modules. They provide a familiarity and continuity of function but also serve the practical purpose of illuminating un-intrusively for low-light conditions. Additionally, they limit the space and alleviate feelings of claustrophobia (like in airplanes).
Sports & Recreation
Dynamic Climbing-Wall
Diversifying the exercises available to the crew, this dynamic climbing wall revolves around the capsule, procedurally extruding holds for the user to grab as the panel rotates.
This offers a dynamic and ever-changing challenge to the user with the option to set difficulty level and speed, accommodating all levels.
Technical Panels
Situated beneath the floor boards in all modules, the crew has access to all technical panels to maintain and manage them.
The color-changing lights bordering the panels provide both illumination and visual feedback in case something goes wrong to direct the attention of the crew.
Treadmill
In keeping with the trend of fully immersive elements, this treadmill allows the crew to maintain a good cardio level, providing them with ports to fix retainers, simulating an earth-like gravity.
Hover over the Yellow Dots to get more info on the element
Note - The upper half of the treadmill houses a retractable curved screen, allowing users to lower and use it when they're exercising and push it out of the way if they want to focus on their activity.
Control Station
Immersive Piloting Station
The pilot's seat is located in a closeable capsule, fully surrounded by ultra high definition screens, displaying a 360° view of the surroundings. It is placed on an articulated arm, allowing it to move about, either mimicking the movements of the vehicle or, on the contrary, negating them to offer a stable platform.
This is done to mitigate the risks of motion sickness on a very rough terrain.
From this station, the pilot can remotely control all vehicles attached to his caravan, which is why having an option to mimic the movement of another wagon is important, especially over long periods of time.
Technical Panels
Situated beneath the floor boards in all modules, the crew has access to all technical panels to maintain and manage them.
The color-changing lights bordering the panels provide both illumination and visual feedback in case something goes wrong to direct the attention of the crew.
Moveable Screens
This module serves as a mission control station, a piloting station and an overwatch tower.
The numerous mobile screens allow for efficient and customizable multi-monitoring and multi-tasking. The all-encompassing screen that occupies the top half of the module provides all important information to the vehicle commander, opens a proverbial window to the outside by displaying the feed from the multiple cameras around the chassis, and offer additional screen space should they require it.
Finally, it is from this station that the commander will stay in touch with the main base via relayed radio communications.
Hover over the Yellow Dots to get more info on the element
Note - The upper half of the treadmill houses a retractable curved screen, allowing users to lower and use it when they're exercising and push it out of the way if they want to focus on their activity.