Interlune is pioneering the commercial harvesting of Helium-3, a resource vital for the future of clean energy, quantum computing and medical imagining. To communicate their harvesting technology to the investors and world, they needed to evolve from rough engineering diagrams to a tangible, futuristic product identity.
We collaborated with their technical team and helped with the industrial design of their lunar fleet. Starting with basic engineering constraints, we applied modern automotive inspiration to create a rover aesthetic that feels both functional and cutting-edge. This design language was extended across the entire lunar ecosystem, including power systems and return battery infrastructure.
The final delivery included high-fidelity 3D models and a suite of animations tracking the extraction process and launch sequences. This redefined visual identity became the face of Interlune’s public launch, featuring prominently in The Washington Post and Ars Technica as the company unveiled its roadmap for the commercialization of lunar resources.
