Credit: NASA/Josh Valcarcel”Field tests play a vital role in assisting us evaluate all of the systems, hardware, and innovation well require to conduct successful lunar operations throughout Artemis objectives,” stated Barbara Janoiko, director for the field test at Johnson. Throughout the innovative runs, teams will show innovation that might be used for future Artemis missions, such as display screen and navigation information stream capabilities in the form of a heads-up display using augmented truth or lighting beacons that might assist guide crew back to the lander.Ahead of the field test, the science team at Johnson which was competitively chosen and charged with establishing the science goals for the field test, followed a preparation process developed for Artemis missions. NASA will take these lessons and use them to operations for NASAs Artemis missions, business vendor development, and other technology development.This field test is the fifth in the series conducted by the Joint Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Test Team led out of Johnson.
Credit: NASA/Josh Valcarcel”Field tests play an important role in assisting us evaluate all of the systems, hardware, and technology well require to conduct successful lunar operations during Artemis missions,” said Barbara Janoiko, director for the field test at Johnson. During the innovative runs, teams will demonstrate innovation that might be used for future Artemis missions, such as screen and navigation information stream capabilities in the form of a heads-up display utilizing enhanced reality or lighting beacons that could help direct team back to the lander.Ahead of the field test, the science team at Johnson which was competitively picked and entrusted with establishing the science objectives for the field test, followed a preparation procedure designed for Artemis missions. NASA will take these lessons and apply them to operations for NASAs Artemis objectives, commercial supplier development, and other technology development.This field test is the 5th in the series conducted by the Joint Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Test Team led out of Johnson.