Suit sensor link
Amara Okafor · Automatic synthetic readings, no vital entry.
Your suit collects. You review.
This demonstration simulates an in-suit device. It does not connect to sensors or collect real health data.
Simulated sensor
Simulated sensor
Simulated sensor
Simulated sensor
Demo activity estimate
Demo sleep estimate
Suit device concept
Sensor-to-decision path
Conceptual signal flow, not a manufactured circuit. Every value remains synthetic; no electrical component, calibration or quality gate is implemented here.
Heart rate 65 bpm
Chest contact pads · Simulated sensor
Research basis, not product validation
CSA · Bio-Monitor
Bio-Monitor combines a smart shirt, headband and tablet to record pulse/ECG, blood pressure, breathing, skin temperature, oxygen saturation and activity on the ISS.
This is an existing CSA system, not evidence that Nabd has implemented or validated those measurements.
Read primary source ↗NASA · Wearable biosensor evaluation
Astroskin testing in HERA assessed signal quality, crew usability and comfort before considering future spaceflight use.
An analog technology demonstration does not validate Nabd hardware, thresholds or clinical performance.
Read primary source ↗Ready when you are
Capture one synthetic packet, then save it to the mission log.
Not every health indicator is a suit measurement.
Blood pressure, glucose and body mass require appropriate onboard equipment. Nutrition, mood and symptoms require crew input; reaction time requires a task. Their existing synthetic values are retained, not acquired by this circuit. Movement and sleep here are demo estimates. Skin contact temperature is not a validated core-temperature measurement.
Public synthetic demonstration only. No diagnosis. Recheck changes with approved equipment and confirm with the flight surgeon.