Space XR Consortium is an international consortium established in 2024 by leading innovators in extended reality (XR) with the goal of developing XR technologies for spaceflight.

Astronauts spend their time inside space crafts and space stations. In the future, they will also inhabit lunar and planetary stations. We enable today's and tomorrow's IVA missions with XR technology for astronauts.

The consortium comprises PaleBlue (Norway), Distance Technologies (Finland), LusoSpace (Portugal), and Lynx (France), with PaleBlue serving as the lead partner.

Together, the consortium members offer a unique combination of expertise in XR hardware, software, and applications for spaceflight, positioning the consortium at the forefront of this emerging field.

Spacesuits are used for spacewalks and moon walks. Soon, astronauts' boots will be on the Moon and Mars. We enable EVA and planetary EVA with XR technology for space helmets.

Starting in 2025, the consortium advances XR technologies and brings XR devices to the space industry.

This includes solutions for use inside spacecraft (intravehicular activities, IVA), such as XR wearables, as well as outside spacecraft (extravehicular activities, EVA), such as XR-enabled space helmets.