Galileo Assisted Driving
Romans in a sports car and a T-Rex crossing the road
The challenge
Morris & Chapman Belgium was tasked with producing a short film explaining how Galileo satellite technology supports autonomous driving. The challenge was to turn a highly technical topic into an engaging, accessible story that could resonate with non-expert audiences while still conveying the system’s precision and real-world relevance.
What we did
We developed a clear narrative supported by scripted voice-over, motion graphics and real-world driving footage. Working closely with European Union Agency for the Space Programme, we managed the full production process, from concept and storyboarding to filming, animation and post-production, translating complex GNSS concepts into simple visual explanations.
Results
The final video delivers a concise and compelling overview of Galileo’s role in future mobility. Used across digital channels, it successfully communicates innovation in an approachable way, helping raise awareness of Europe’s satellite capabilities and their impact on autonomous transport.
