Every January, we pause to honor the crews of Apollo 1 and space shuttles Challenger and Columbia, who sacrificed their lives while furthering the cause of space exploration and discovery. We honor their legacy and have them in our hearts always. #NASARemembers
SNEAK PEEK: At the beginning of Team Invictus, we partnered up to develop a small project. Why video games?
Our team is built w/ people of varying coding experience. This project helped us learn about ourselves & prepared us for future collaborations. Also, video games are fun!
We have some exciting news! π
Today, Team Invictus met up with Daniel Bursch, a former NASA astronaut and Captain of the United States Navy. He completed four spaceflightsβthe last one being a 196-day mission aboard the International Space Station.
In this user experience research interview, he explained the procedures that take place in a spacewalk mission. Our primary goal was to identify the major pain points that astronauts experience in their spacesuit and communication systems, then implement innovative solutions.
Team Invictus was on the air! Here's a short clip of the interview with our team captain on @953KUIC
For the full interview look at our Instagram page @nvcreality
Team Invictus is grateful to announce we have attained the funding we need for this challenge. We are now able to acquire the Microsoft HoloLens and materials that are essential for our programming.
In 2020 was there anything you were grateful for?
Team Invictus is driven by 14 dedicated STEM students whose goal is to create a visual display system that relays vital information to astronauts. This product will be minimalist in style but advanced in navigation and assistance to extravehicular activity or EVA-specific tasks.
πΈ 20 Earth images from 2020.
Astronauts on the @Space_Station take thousands of photos of our home planet each year, recording how Earth is changing over time. Enjoy the view: https://t.co/k90COvWXei
#HappyNewYear, folks! We wish you an out-of-this-world 2021! ππ
What's your top New Year's resolution? Ours is to do well in the NASA SUITS challenge π
Say hi to Napa Valley College's Augmented Reality Club! We are Invictus, a team of dedicated STEM students taking on a NASA Spacesuit Interface Technologies for Students (SUITS) challenge. Follow us for our many future explorations!
Ready for launch.
3... 2... 1... Liftoff! π