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What is NASA SUITS?
NASA Spacesuit User Interface Technologies for Students (NASA SUITS for short) challenges students to design and create spacesuit information displays within augmented reality (AR) environments. As NASA pursues Artemis – landing American astronauts on the Moon, the agency will accelerate investing in surface architecture and technology development.
The College of Innovation and Design faciliates an interdisciplinary team to compete in this challenge hosted by NASA. The top teams are invited to Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas to participate in Test Week!
This Design Challenge is open to all WSU Students from freshman to PhD Candidates of all backgrounds. Space is limited each year, so be sure to apply early!
NASA Test Week 2022 Recap & Lessons Learned
After moving forward in both the Proposal, the Code Review, and making Top Ten in the NASA SUITS Challenge - we were officially invited to Test Week at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas!
Meet Team Harvestars
Introducing team members from Team HARVESTARS representing Wichita State University in the NASA SUITS Challenge.
Perspective of a Freshman on the team
Radeef Karim, a freshman in the Aerospace Engineering program, joined the NASA SUITS team during his first semester of college. Learn more about his thoughts on this experience as an international student.
Want to see more photos & videos?
Check out the WSU NASA SUITS Instagram page to catch all the behind-the-scenes looks at everything leading up to Test Week and beyond!
What To Expect Leading Up to Test Week
The NASA SUITS Challenge is a series of multi-step processes throughout the Fall semester that lead into the next. Each year will vary some, but this is what we expereinced leading up to Test Week!