Space Apps Challenge 2018

A head mounted display with augmented reality connected with and undershirt capable of collect data and give responses and advices on real time. Working with a library that supports all the data necessary to be able to act in emergencies or when the latency between station is high.

We solving by a unity network multiplayer, to create an experience similar to what could happen on Mars.

We are 2nd year students of Msc. Design and Engineer in Politecnico di Milano.

Team members:

Jesus Marini, Mechatronic Engineer

Pinar Sencandan, Textile Engineer

Carlos Mancha, Industrial Designer

Fabrizio De Lucia, Design and Communication

GITHUB LINK:

https:/ /github.com/Marini29/S-mars-IMA-

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