IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The health and safety of the presenters and attendees is of prime importance to the TCC. Hence the TCC will not host the Day 1 Challenge Program of the Wearable Technologies Workshop previously scheduled for April 27. The University Challenge Teams will present their prototypes to the Challenge Sponsors independently via teleconference, webinar or other means.
The Workshop presentations scheduled for Day 2 (April 28) is postponed until the COVID-19 pandemic is under control.
WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES WORKSHOP
POSTPONED
Hosted by the NASA Johnson Space Center
Houston
Please contact the TCC if you are interested in volunteering for the Program Committee, submitting a Collaboration Request related to wearable technologies or sponsoring the workshop.
Wearable Technology Challenge Team Assignments*
- BP: Energy-Harvesting Smart Sensor Array
- University of Houston
- BP: Health Monitoring through Brain-Computer Interfaces
- Texas A&M University
- University of Alaska Fairbanks
- Virginia Tech
- Kimberly-Clark: Modular, Reusable Fasteners for Disposable Garments
- Pratt Institute
- University of Minnesota
- Klim: Fog-Proof Snow Mobile Helmet
- Pratt Institute
- University of Houston
- Virginia Tech
- NASA Johnson Space Center: Human-Suit Interaction Measurement
- University of Alaska Fairbanks
- University of Minnesota
- University of South Florida
- NASA Johnson Space Center: MCTB Based Crew Sleeping Compartment
- Pratt Institute (2 teams)
- University of Minnesota
- University of South Florida
- Virginia Tech
- NASA Johnson Space Center: Packaged Handrail for Inflatable Structures
- University of Minnesota
- University of South Florida
- NASA Johnson Space Center: Wearability of On-Body Sensing Units
- Pratt Institute
- University of Minnesota
- University of South Florida
- VINNS: The Smart Bag
- Iowa State University
- San Jacinto College
*An executive summary of the Challenge Team Assignments and their final project will be posted on the website in May.