Spider-Man: No Way Home Technology Design

In preparation for one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, Sony and Marvel Studios approached our team at Perception to conceptualize several pieces of technology for the newest Spider-Man film, Spider-Man: No Way Home. When villains from across the multiverse appear in his reality, Spider-Man must find a way to defeat them. One element that helps in his battle against them is his technology. Our team designed Spider-Man’s fabricator, Iron Spider HUD, wrist UI, and more to help him in his fight.

Our team has been developing Stark Technology since the days of Iron Man 2 all the way through Spider-Man: Far From Home. Tony Stark was a visionary who developed a vast universe of technology. Having helped to craft Stark interfaces for years, our team was able to capture that spirit in new ways for this film. Although Peter Parker is the person using all of this technology in Spider-Man: No Way Home, it was still developed by Tony Stark. Therefore, our team used our vast knowledge on Stark Technology to create various UI’s and holograms that stayed true to Tony’s design set.

However, even though each piece of Spider-Man’s technology was developed by Tony Stark, there had to be limits set in place. Tony Stark’s technology was always several years ahead of everyone else’s in both function and appearance. But now that Tony Stark is no longer around, his technology can no longer become new, improved, and updated. Therefore, our designs remained more traditional to the Stark Technology seen in previous films, such as Spider-Man: Far From Home.

When Peter gets wrapped by Doc Ock’s arms, his Iron Spider suit wakes up to let him know that another “device” has been detected - this is referring to Doc Ock’s arms. He uses his wrist controller to pull up a hologram that shows him an image of his suit and the icon of Doc Ock’s arms. The suit asks him if he wants to pair with this suit and doing so allows him to force Doc Ock’s arms to unlock from around him.

The Fabricator is a box that unfolds to show several holograms within itself, one of which is a hologram of Doc Ock and his arms. Through the Spider-Man suit’s nanotech and the interconnected web of Stark technologies, Peter is able to examine and adjust Doc Ock’s mechanical spine and arms in order to find a “cure” of what makes him evil. His holograms allow him to test solutions in order to find the right one, which results in him discovering that inserting a chip into Doc Ock’s spine could be the solution. Once Peter learns this, he can then manufacture that chip in the physical world.