An AYNI LED sphere showing global ocean currents at the United States stand of the IHO Assembly, delegates talking beside it

Photo: AYNI 3D at the 4th IHO Assembly · Monaco, 2025

Planetary data · four ways to explore it

One world of trusted data.Four ways to explore it.

AYNI turns trusted Earth and space datasets into guided experiences: on a room-scale LED sphere, on the classroom screens schools already own, in museum galleries, and on a globe in your browser, headset or phone.

Find your AYNI Try AYNI XR free ↗

Field-proven AYNI 3D Deployed with live Earth data in public and educational settings. Pilot programme AYNI 2D 76 lesson sequences for grades 6–12, open to pilot schools. New edition AYNI 2D Museum Up to four gallery screens from one PC, each with a visitor kiosk. Live · free with an account AYNI XR In the browser, on Meta Quest and on Android phones, at vr.ayni.eu.com.

The AYNI family

Choose the experience that fits the room.

All four share one catalogue: traceable sources, curated context, and interaction with a purpose. They differ in hardware, in how you deploy them, and in how far along they are — so each one carries its stage on the label.

AYNI 3D on a hanging LED sphere at Rotterdam International Secondary School

Spheres and domes

Field-provenRent for events

A bright, walk-around Earth-data experience with presenter control and a supported installation path.

Explore AYNI 3D →

AYNI 2D presenter screen: lesson cards filtered by grade and a climate map

Classrooms

Pilot programmeRent for events

Earth and space lessons built for the monitors, projectors and interactive panels schools already own.

Explore AYNI 2D →

AYNI 2D Museum visitor screen: a world climate map with a dataset caption

Galleries and venues

New edition

Up to four exhibit screens from one PC, each with a visitor kiosk and curated collections that run themselves.

Explore AYNI 2D Museum →

AYNI XR globe in the browser showing projected sea surface temperature for 2098

Browser, Quest and Android AR

Live · free with an accountRent for events

Live and recorded Earth data on a globe you can turn in your hands, read values from and present to a room.

Open vr.ayni.eu.com ↗

At a glance
	AYNI 3D	AYNI 2D	AYNI 2D Museum	AYNI XR
Runs on	Spherical LED display or dome	Any screen, projector or panel	1–4 gallery screens + kiosk tablets	Browser, Meta Quest, Android phone
Made for	Museums, science centres, events	Teachers, grades 6–12	Museums and public venues	Everyone: classes, labs, newsrooms
Rent for an event	Portable sphere	Touch screens and panels	Not offered	Quest headsets and phones
How to start	Request a proposal	Apply for a pilot	Book a demo	Sign up free ↗

Close-up of the AYNI 3D sphere showing a live satellite composite — Rotterdam International Secondary School and the 4th IHO Assembly, Monaco, 2025

The AYNI 3D sphere on its rolling case in a conference venue — Rotterdam International Secondary School and the 4th IHO Assembly, Monaco, 2025

AYNI 3D · physical installation

Field-proven

Make Earth data the centre of the room.

A spherical LED display, multi-layer Earth-data rendering and presenter control, working together as one facilitated public-science experience.

A display people gather around Images, video, live streams and layered datasets with legends and timelines. Bright enough for a busy public space.

Presenter control A tablet remote paired by QR code, playlists with presenter notes and a weekly schedule.

Visitors take part A kiosk with games, trivia and an AI docent.

A defined installation path Supported from site visit to opening day: scoping, hardware, commissioning, staff training and support are all named in the proposal.

Or rent it A portable sphere for conferences, fairs and booths. See rentals.

Request a 3D proposal →

AYNI 2D presenter screen: lessons by grade and topic beside the live map output — The AYNI 2D presenter screen: lessons filtered by grade and topic, the live output on the right.

AYNI 2D · classroom

Pilot programme

Turn planetary data into a lesson you can teach.

Earth, climate, ocean and space data on the displays a school already owns — with the lesson built around the data, not bolted on afterwards.

Runs on classroom hardware you have A flat map or a virtual globe on any screen with HDMI: monitors, projectors and interactive flat panels. No sphere required.

76 lesson sequences, grades 6–12 Ready to teach, each with a driving question and a teacher guide, plus a Lesson Builder for your own.

Standards listed per lesson Every sequence names the NGSS and CCSS standards it addresses; we do not claim certification. A Spain adaptation (ESO and Bachillerato) is under way.

Teach from the room A tablet remote, live streams and class trivia.

Rent it for your event AYNI 2D on touch screens and panels for conferences and booths.

What a pilot covers, and what it does not. Lessons play from local content, so an unreliable classroom network does not stop a class. Live data feeds are a separate option with their own network requirements.

Apply for a 2D pilot →

AYNI 2D Museum station screen with a visitor caption beside the map — A station screen with its short visitor text.

AYNI 2D Museum · galleries

New edition

A gallery of living Earth data, no sphere needed.

Up to four exhibit screens from one PC, each with a visitor kiosk and curated collections that run themselves.

One PC, up to four stations Each screen keeps its own home content, sound and kiosk lock.

A kiosk for every station Visitors choose in English or Spanish; staff settings sit behind a PIN.

Collections that run themselves Curated themes advance on their own and return home when idle.

Words visitors read Short texts in English and Spanish for every dataset.

Book a museum demo →

AYNI XR in the browser: a globe with a sea temperature projection, timeline and legend — AYNI XR in the browser, and delegates in Meta Quest headsets at the IHO Assembly

A delegate using AYNI XR in a Meta Quest headset — AYNI XR in the browser, and delegates in Meta Quest headsets at the IHO Assembly

AYNI XR · browser, VR and AR

Live · free with an account

See the planet change, together.

Live and recorded Earth data on a globe you can turn in your hands, read values from and present to a room. Open it at vr.ayni.eu.com.

Watch Earth live Real-time streams, forecasts and climate projections, plus NOAA's Science On a Sphere catalogue.

Read real values Values under your finger, pins with graphs, and data you can export.

Hold it in VR and AR Put the globe on a real table with a Meta Quest, or in the room with an Android phone.

Present to a room Classes and meetings join with a code. No account needed to join.

Rent headsets for your event Quest headsets with AYNI XR, set up for conferences and booths.

Create a free account ↗ Plans and prices ↗

Conferences, fairs and booths

Rent AYNI for your event.

Three of the four products travel. We bring the hardware, load your story and run it with you on the day.

Ask about a rental →

A portable AYNI sphere showing ocean currents at a conference booth

AYNI 3D · portable sphere

The walk-around globe that draws a crowd to your stand.

AYNI 2D · touch screens

Large screens and touch panels with your datasets and a presenter remote.

A delegate wearing a Quest headset at a booth

AYNI XR · headsets

Meta Quest headsets with the globe on the table, and phones for AR.

One catalogue behind all four

Provenance before spectacle.

A striking image nobody can trace is not science communication. Every dataset in AYNI arrives with where it came from, when it was updated, and why it is in the lesson — and every view carries the legend and the date while it plays.

How content reaches the room

SourceNASA · NOAA · ESA · Copernicus · research partners

CurateRights checked, update cadence and the learning purpose it serves

PresentThe same data on a sphere, a classroom screen, a gallery or a headset

ExplainLegend, context, questions and attribution

WeatherOceansClimate HazardsEarth systemsSpace

What we do and do not claim

The science belongs to the people who made it.

Datasets are attributed individually and used under their own terms, and every view carries its credit. AYNI does not claim ownership of the underlying science, and does not present a curated selection as a complete catalogue of anyone's archive.

CatalogueMore than 70 curated Earth and space datasets

Bring dataResearch teams can bring their own dataset and have it rendered with attribution and context

Honest roadmap

Where each piece stands.

Every label on this page says what a product can do today. Here is what has just arrived and what is still being built. Ask us where any of it stands and you will get the real answer.

Live

AYNI XR

The globe in your browser, on Meta Quest and on Android phones is live at vr.ayni.eu.com. Free with an account; team plans on request.

New edition

AYNI 2D Museum

Up to four gallery stations from one PC, each with its own visitor kiosk. Book a demo to see it running.

Released

Visitor kiosk for AYNI 3D

Walk-up games, trivia and an AI docent beside the sphere. Ask for a demo to see it working.

In progress

Spain curriculum

ESO and Bachillerato sequences with native reviewers. Not claimed as aligned until those reviewers sign it off.

AYNI in the field

Built for rooms where the audience matters.

Real installations, photographed as they happened.

Two people standing either side of the AYNI sphere at the NOAA stand, the sphere showing ocean currents in vivid colour

National booths · AYNI 3D

4th IHO Assembly, Monaco, 2025

AYNI supported the United States (NOAA) stand, bringing real-time ocean and climate data to delegates from more than 100 member states.

The AYNI sphere hanging in a school library above rows of books

Daily teaching use · AYNI 3D

Rotterdam International Secondary School

A working sphere hangs in the school library and supports lessons day to day — the same platform the 2D pilot is drawn from.

A delegate exploring Earth data in a Meta Quest headset at the IHO Assembly, a laptop beside them mirroring the globe in the room

Hands-on at the booth · AYNI XR on Meta Quest

Delegates in VR, IHO Assembly

Delegates put on a headset and found a data globe placed in the room with them, while a laptop mirrored the view for everyone around.

Barcelona at street zoom in AYNI XR: Landsat land surface temperature over the aerial photo, with a pin in Parc de la Ciutadella reading 35.6 °C and a pin by El Born market reading 42.7 °C

Built in Europe

Designed and built in Europe, under EU rules, down to street level. Here is Barcelona in AYNI XR at street zoom: Landsat land surface temperature at 65% transparency over the city's own aerial photo.

35.6 °C Parc de la Ciutadella, under the trees
42.7 °C El Born, 500 m away

Landsat 9, 2 August 2026, 10:30 UTC. Colour range 30–46 °C.

Aerial photo: ICGC (CC BY 4.0). Land surface temperature: Landsat 9, USGS/NASA.

Who makes AYNI

AYNI is made in Europe by Pachamama Studios.

A science-visualization and health-innovation studio founded by the former Visualization Lead of NOAA's Science On a Sphere program. Exhibits, content and advisory live on the studio site.

Visit pachamama-studios.com ↗

Choose your next step

Which AYNI fits your room?

Tell us the audience, the setting and the timing. We will come back with the right demo, pilot, rental or plan — not a generic brochure.

3D→ a qualified proposal
2D→ a classroom pilot
Museum→ a gallery demo
XR→ start free now ↗ or ask about team plans
Events→ rent 3D, 2D or XR for a conference or booth