Kepler Station 501 — Interactive 3D Board

KEPLER STATION 501

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Kepler Station is built for a computer with a mouse and keyboard. The interactive demo is not available on phones or tablets.

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↖ Daniel Solves

FPS · Idle

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KEPLER STATION 501

Preparing your workspace.

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KEPLER STATION 501

Enter the station

Your workspace above Earth. Here’s all you need to get started:

WASDWalk around. Move your mouse to look.
ClickPick up a task card, then click to place it.
NCreate a new task.
ESCLeave the station and return to the previous page.

MISSION BOARD

Write your card.

What needs doing?

Column

Card colour

Mark as a priority

Write, pick up, then click an empty spot on the board.

MISSION BOARD

Your cards.

Select a card to edit it, move it or change its priority.

FROM THE CASE STUDY

A board you can step into.

Click the room to look around. WASD moves, Esc returns to the previous page. Click a card to pick it up, then click to place it. Double-click or E edits; N creates a card; F focuses the board; L opens the card list.

Kepler Station 501 is a browser-based 3D workspace with cards you can move, edit and organise inside a fictional orbital lounge.

Walk around, turn towards Earth, then return to the board. Drag a card into a different column, or double-click to edit it. Your changes stay on this device.

Spatial interactionRaycasting, grid snapping and occupied-slot swapping.

Built for the browserThree.js, shared geometry, a card texture atlas and cached shadows.

Local by designSample tasks, browser storage, no account or shared backend.

The room is a real-time 3D interpretation of the approved concept art. Earth imagery: NASA Blue Marble. Three.js: MIT license.

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FREE MOUSE LOOK

Allow the room to capture your mouse.

Click once to enter, then move the mouse to look around — no button needs to be held. Use WASD to walk and Esc to return to the previous page.

This browser did not allow mouse capture. If an embedded preview blocks it, open this same page in a browser that supports Pointer Lock. You can still edit cards using Card list or by double-clicking them.