NASA Spacesuit User Interface Technologies for Students
NASA Spacesuit User Interface Technologies for Students (NASA SUITS) is a design challenge in which college students from across the country help design user interface solutions for future spaceflight needs. NASA’s Artemis missions seek to land the first woman and first person on the moon and build to a sustained human presence on the Moon and ultimately, Mars. This means engineers are actively developing technologies needed to assure successful completion of science and exploration missions. As humanity pushes further into the space it is essential that crewmembers on spacewalks be equipped with the appropriate new technologies necessary for the elevated demands of surface exploration on the Moon and Mars. By participating in the NASA SUITS challenge, you can play a part in revolutionizing the human spaceflight experience!
event Dates
Test Week: May 18-22, 2025
Event Location
Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX
eligibility
Open to U.S. Students
grade levels
College and University
Mission Description
Check out the details of this year’s challenge and join the Artemis Generation!
View 2024-2025 Mission DescriptionProposal Guidelines and Eligibility
Proposal Period for 2024: September 5-October 31
Review the eligibility requirements and learn how to submit an application.
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Find answers to some of the most common questions you may have.
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Join Artemis!
Authentic, hands-on learning experiences give students in middle school all the way through graduate school a chance to flex their design and engineering skills as they build and launch high-powered rockets, design robots capable of mining the Moon’s surface or traversing difficult lunar terrain, create human-powered rovers, and test technologies and tools to assist future astronauts working on the Moon.
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