Dongguan Future School, Guangdong, China
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✨ Another Planetarium Installation! ✨
A brand-new planetarium with an 6-meter fixed dome and 4 projectors has been successfully installed at Dongguan Future School.
🔹 Installation: Ray Digital
🔹 Software: Shira Universe
🚀 With this project, students will have the chance to explore the night sky, dive into the wonders of the universe, and experience astronomy in the most immersive way. An inspiring step forward in education!
💫 At Shira Universe, we are proud to bring the cosmos into classrooms, schools, and science centers around the world.
Nordic Planetarium Association Conference, Sep 10–12, 2025
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The Sureyyasoft (http://www.sureyyasoft.com) team, represented by Steven Gray, attended the Nordic Planetarium Association (NPA) conference hosted by the Ahhaa Planetarium in Tartu, Estonia. Sureyyasoft will also sponsor the NPA for two years.
https://www.npa-planetarium.org/npa2025
China Ningbo Siming Mountain Astronomy Forum, 2025
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Ray Digital (https://lnkd.in/dc9msjud) presented digital interactive solutions for astronomy education at the 2025 Ningbo Siming Mountain Astronomy Forum in July. Sureyyasoft's China distributor team demonstrated high performance, completing the launch of the Shira Universe and Shira NOAA Explorer products.
Shira Universe 7.0
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This version includes significant improvements.
- Improvements have been made to the display of illumbra's specially formatted volumetric 3D models.
The ability to display approximately 30 3D volumetric models from Ilumbra Astrophysical Media (https://ilumbra.com/) has been added. Pricing information for each model is available for users wishing to use these models in their Shira Universe planetariums. Please contact Sureyyasoft for pricing and licensing information.
Shira Universe version 6.8
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The main operations performed in this version are as follows.
- Added buttons to show/close individual planets and planetary orbits. Planets and planetary orbits can be turned on or off individually, operated from the orbit's definition popup panel.
