Formerly known as ASTROMECH, HoloAstro is an augmented reality tool designed to make spacecraft trajectory design more intuitive. Its user-friendly interface can help you design complex multibody trajectories, even if you're not an expert.
HoloAstro is also modular, so you can customize the dynamics, trajectory design algorithms, and visualization to fit the needs of your mission.
Whether you're a spacecraft operator or an aerospace student, HoloAstro can help you chart your course.
See HoloAstro in action:
HoloAstro (originally ASTROMECH) was created by our founder David Dezell Turner during his PhD research, which resulted in the following publications:
Papers:
Presentations and Preprints:
Posters:
Turner, D. D. and McMahon, J. W. (2025, May 16-18). Enabling Intuitive Cislunar Trajectory Design Using Augmented Reality [Poster session]. Smead Symposium, Avon, CO, United States.
D. D. Turner and J. W. McMahon (2023, May 19-21). ASTROMECH: Astrodynamics Software for Tradespace Optimization and Manual Exploration using Computer-generated Holograms [Poster session]. Smead Symposium, Vail, CO, United States.
David Dezell Turner is a PhD student at the University of Colorado Boulder, and the founder and CEO of HoloAstro, LLC. He earned his BS in Aerospace Engineering at MIT in 2022. Turner is a member of Aviation Week Network's 20 Twenties, as well as multiple aerospace fellowships, including the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, the Matthew Isakowitz Fellowship, and the Smead Scholarhsip.