A shared health record for crews and the ground
Collaborative software that links a crew’s health and performance data, so astronauts, flight surgeons and mission control work from the same picture.
One health record for every crew member
Built from the data a mission already produces: wearables on the astronaut, medical evaluations on the ground, performance data in mission control, and the habitat itself.
Every source, one record.
Wearable, medical and mission data are linked to a single record for each crew member and kept current through the mission.
The same picture on board and on the ground.
The crew, flight surgeons and mission control work from one view, each with the access their role needs.
What the body is doing, before it becomes a problem.
Trends and early warning signs are flagged as they appear, such as sleep debt building before a demanding task.
Linking the sources
A crew’s health data lives in separate places, so patterns that matter are found late or not at all. The software links them, so a night of poor sleep and a hard task the next morning appear side by side.
Back into the habitat
What it learns feeds back into how interiors, lighting and schedules are designed. It grew out of Tom, our AI assistant for astronauts, and points to the Lab’s intelligence layer: a lasting record of how the body changes in space.
Illustrative interface. Values are examples, not crew data.