DeepGIS

Robotics and AI enabled Digital and Cyber-Physical Twins
for Space Exploration and Earth Observation

Acknowledgements: DeepGIS‑XR builds on concepts and systems originally developed for the Oceanographic Decision Support System (ODSS, MBARI), the Agricultural Decision Support System (AgDSS, University of Pennsylvania), the OpenUAV Project (University of Pennsylvania, Arizona State University), and DeepGIS (Arizona State University). The DeepGIS project acknowledges support from the National Science Foundation, the United States Department of Agriculture, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Decision Support System

Advanced geospatial analytics platform enabling data-driven insights for planetary science and Earth observation.

Launch Earth

Digital Twins

High-fidelity simulations and digital replicas for understanding robotic behaviors and environmental processes through interactive experimentation.

Explore Digital Twins

Explore the Solar System

Every world opens in the same 3D viewer, with the camera drone and the AI pilot. Beyond Earth, places go by their official IAU names.

Earth and the Moon

Our home planet with live data layers, and the Moon down to the Apollo landing sites.

Moons of Jupiter

The Galilean moons: the most volcanic world in the Solar System and icy shells over hidden oceans.

Moon of Saturn

Titan, the only moon with a thick atmosphere, and lakes and seas of liquid methane.

Pluto system

The dwarf planet and its largest moon, mapped by New Horizons.

DREAMS Laboratory

DREAMS Laboratory

Pioneering research in robotic exploration, digital twins, and intelligent systems at Arizona State University.

Space Exploration

Digital twins for planetary science and robotic exploration missions.

Autonomous Systems

Self-learning algorithms for intelligent robotic operations.

Earth Observation

Data-driven insights for environmental monitoring and analysis.

Cyber-Physical Twins

Coupled twins reducing uncertainty in robotic and environmental process modeling.

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Banner image courtesy of NASA Apollo Mission (Image: S73-22871)