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I built AURORA-7, a fictional live mission broadcast system for Helios Frontier.
It includes a launch countdown, mission clock, telemetry, event timeline, crew profiles, lower thirds, and event information. Each element was created as a reusable stateful component controlled through exposed properties and Rive ViewModels.
I built it to explore how complex live mission data could feel clear, cinematic, and easy to control—while demonstrating how Rive can power a complete data-driven broadcast system rather than a single animation.
This is really cool. Love how you turned complex data into something that's easy to follow.
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