Exped.earth

We work directly with scientists to turn their research into interactive 3D worlds. Each 'expedition' is a chapter-driven environment with its own setting, story beats and an AI-driven droid grounded in the science. The groundwork is the world itself - carefully built from a real field campaign so you can learn from it and explore in your own time.

Each expedition has its own AI-driven droid as a companion - a science droid, a storyteller, a narrator - trained only on that expedition's research so it can answer the questions a linear story can't anticipate and move you through the world without ever leaving the science. On the glacier, SAL-01 guides you across a vanishing ice sheet; in the Baltic, ASK-01 surfaces a sea most people think is empty; DRON-3 and LAKE-01 do the same for the caves of Kyrgyzstan and the marine lakes of Palau. And every claim is source-bound - it tracks back to peer-reviewed papers and named field campaigns, with the sources visible at all times, never invented, never hand-waved. The droid doesn't replace the narrative - it deepens it.

We've built four prototype expeditions so far - the Baltic Sea, a calving glacier in Arctic Sweden, the limestone caves of Kyrgyzstan, and the marine lakes of Palau - with more in development. Live expeditions are invite-only during the beta; the intro is open to anyone, and we'll send you a password for the rest. Whether you're a researcher with a dataset, a museum looking for new ways to engage visitors, or an educator who wants to bring a subject to life in the classroom - we'd love to show you what we're building.