Health awareness for crews beyond Earth’s reach.
Astro-Health Companion tracks vital trends, explains every alert with cited science, and keeps working when the link to Earth goes quiet.
Built for long missions
The farther a crew travels, the more health decisions they make on their own.
Everything a crew member needs to read their own health
Four tools in one calm interface, built for long missions where help is far away.
Live health dashboard
Heart rate, oxygen, sleep and temperature trends against a personal baseline.
Transparent alerts
Each alert shows the rule that fired, the measured value and the time.
Evidence-grounded assistant
Ask why an alert appeared and get an answer with numbered sources.
Offline by design
Data, library and assistant run on the device, so nothing waits for Earth.
How it works
From raw readings to a cited explanation in three steps.
Collect readings
Indicators are stored locally and compared with each astronaut’s own baseline.
Flag unusual changes
Plain rules raise a Notice, Watch or Attention alert and say exactly why.
Explain with science
The assistant searches the local library and answers with cited sources.
Meet the team
Six people across the world, building one integrated product.
Designs the interface, writes the documentation and keeps the team on schedule.
Builds the FastAPI services, the local database and the integration layer.
Runs the offline assistant and the scientific retrieval pipeline.
Defines health indicators and alert rules, and manages the NASA portal submission.
Explores NASA open data and prepares the simulated datasets behind the demo.
Tests the alert logic, the API and the full offline demo flow.
Ready for liftoff?
Check the dashboard, read what an alert means, or ask the assistant. Everything runs on the device.
Decision support only, not a medical diagnosis. All demo data is simulated.