Features

• Highly reliable, standalone operation — no attendant required
• Uses standard, off-the-shelf PC hardware
• High throughput (3-5 minutes per flight)
• Multiple skill levels
• 3D, topographically accurate depiction of the Taurus-Littrow landing area
• Realistic depiction of Apollo 17 artifacts
• Multiple viewpoint options, selectable by the pilot
• Realistic flight characteristics
• Cockpit audio effects, including a computer-based co-pilot voice that responds to the pilot's flight performance
• Single- and dual-screen options:

  • Dual-screen is well suited for presentation in a cockpit mock-up, an adds a futuristic, operational instrument panel component
  • Single screen works well for simple kiosk presentation
• Optional "Queue-line Visual" add-on draws attention to the exhibit and allows guests to be informed and entertained while waiting their turn to fly

Target Audience

• A user-selectable skill level makes Return to Camelot suitable for pilots aged 7 and above

Show Sequence

• Attract Sequence - continuous loop of graphics and audio; calls visitors' attention to the exhibit. Guest moves joystick to start the show.
• Training Sequence - hosted by "Roger," this short set of audio-visual screens is the "pre-flight briefing" through which the guest selects a skill level and learns the basics of flying the Artemis spacecraft.
• Flight Sequence - the actual landing attempt.
• Wrap-up Sequence - "Roger" delivers a light-hearted assessment of the results of the landing attempt. The show then returns to the Attract sequence.