EXPERIMENT INFORMATION
EveryWear: A Personal Assistant for Astronauts (EveryWear)
Principal Investigator
Research Area:
Behavior and performance
Human Performance Factors, Sleep, and Chronobiology Team
Species Studied
Scientific Name: Homo sapiens Species: Human
Study Type
Description
OBJECTIVES:
EveryWear is an iPad based application connecting remote “wearable” sensors. EveryWear offers a new usability for the astronauts allowing extensive physiology data collection for both scientific research and medical follow-up purposes. This experiment had two objectives: (1) sleep quality assessment and (2) self-applied arterial tonometry.
EveryWear is an iPad based application connecting remote “wearable” sensors. EveryWear offers a new usability for the astronauts allowing extensive physiology data collection for both scientific research and medical follow-up purposes. This experiment had two objectives: (1) sleep quality assessment and (2) self-applied arterial tonometry.
The objectives were to analyze sleep and biological rhythms using simple patch sensors with the intent to correlate sleep perturbations with cognitive performance, and to demonstrate self-applied arterial tonometry measurement by an astronaut in weightlessness.
Keywords
Sleep
Performance
Data Availability
Archive is complete. No data sets are available for this experiment. Please Contact LSDA if you know of available data for this investigation.
Mission/Study Information
| Mission | Launch/Start Date | Landing/End Date | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Expedition 50 | 10/28/2016 | 04/09/2017 | 164 days |
| Expedition 51 | 04/09/2017 | 06/02/2017 | 55 days |
Additional Information
Co-Investigators
Managing NASA Center
Johnson Space Center (JSC)
Responsible NASA Representative
Johnson Space Center LSDA Office
Project Manager: Pamela A. Bieri
Project Manager: Pamela A. Bieri
Institutional Support
Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES)
Proposal Date
10/01/2015
Proposal Source
International