Biosphere 3

Building a comprehensive digital replica of the Biosphere 2 facility for scientific research and environmental monitoring. This project integrates 3D modeling, real-time sensor data, and machine learning to create an interactive platform for studying closed ecological systems.

Virtual Tour

Take a virtual tour of our Biosphere 3 project in the video below, showcasing the detailed 3D reconstruction and interactive features of this groundbreaking environmental research platform.

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