ASTRA Health intelligence NASA Space Apps 2026 · prototype

Astronaut Health Intelligence System

ASTRA

Astronaut health record for decision support. It does not diagnose and it is not a medical device.

Personal baselines Explained alerts Mission context

Astronaut view

Enter NOVA’s own console: readings, notes, and daily log.

Administrator view

See NOVA and KEPLER side by side, plus crew and devices.

Astronaut nova@astra.local Administrator admin@astra.local Password AstraDemo!2026

The password is filled in. Nothing needs to be typed.

How to look at this prototype

Four things to know before you open a record.

  1. Both astronauts already have readings, a cabin log, and a finished daily checklist. Nothing needs to be typed.
  2. NOVA already has notes. Each note says what changed compared with NOVA’s own baseline, and the next step. The notes do not name a disease.
  3. KEPLER is the comparison record. The result on that record is “No review alert”.
  4. Open NOVA enters that astronaut’s own console. Open administrator shows NOVA and KEPLER together. The administrator page already shows both records.

The two records

A preview of what is stored right now. Select a note to read what changed and the next step.

NOVA

Jordan Hale

Mission specialist

Urgent review

Notes already written 12

  • Heart rate is above the personal baseline Urgent review

    What changedHeart rate is above the reviewed personal baseline by 103.1%.

    Next stepRepeat the reading and contact the mission medical officer so they can review the pattern with you. This alert is not a diagnosis.

  • Systolic blood pressure is above the personal baseline Needs review

    What changedSystolic blood pressure is above the reviewed personal baseline by 30.5%.

    Next stepRepeat the reading and contact the mission medical officer so they can review the pattern with you. This alert is not a diagnosis.

  • Systolic blood pressure shows an upward trend Needs review

    What changedSystolic blood pressure moved from 118 to 154 (30.51%) across 8 readings.

    Next stepContinue logging this indicator and review the trend with the mission medical officer. This trend is not a diagnosis.

  • Heart rate shows a downward trend Needs review

    What changedHeart rate moved from 112 to 68 (-39.29%) across 8 readings.

    Next stepContinue logging this indicator and review the trend with the mission medical officer. This trend is not a diagnosis.

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  • Sleep duration is below the personal baseline Needs review

    What changedSleep duration is below the reviewed personal baseline by 41.7%.

    Next stepLog the next sleep period and share the pattern with the mission medical officer. This is not a diagnosis of a sleep disorder.

  • A very low mood score was reported Needs review

    What changedThe latest self-reported mood score is 2 on the 1 to 10 scale.

    Next stepContact the mission medical officer and tell them how you are doing. ASTRA cannot diagnose a condition or recommend medication.

  • Several indicators changed together Needs review

    What changedHeart rate is above the personal baseline on consecutive readings. Stress simulation index is 94 (configured monitor level 70). This index is a simulation input, not a clinical stress test.

    Next stepReview the contributing readings with the mission medical officer and repeat any simulated or manual entries you want confirmed. Do not start medication or change an exercise plan because of this pattern.

  • Sleep duration shows a downward trend Needs review

    What changedSleep duration moved from 7.2 to 4.2 (-41.67%) across 8 readings.

    Next stepContinue logging this indicator and review the trend with the mission medical officer. This trend is not a diagnosis.

  • A radiation data point was logged Monitor

    What changedRadiation dose 0.42 mGy was stored with source "Dashboard scenario: Radiation Event (simulated)".

    Next stepConfirm the source, unit, and whether this entry was expected. Contact the mission medical officer if a real exposure was reported.

  • Diastolic blood pressure is above the personal baseline Monitor

    What changedDiastolic blood pressure is above the reviewed personal baseline by 21.6%.

    Next stepRepeat the reading when practical and compare the next value with the personal baseline.

  • Mood score shows a downward trend Monitor

    What changedMood score moved from 6 to 5 (-16.67%) across 8 readings.

    Next stepContinue logging this indicator and review the trend with the mission medical officer. This trend is not a diagnosis.

  • Mood score is below the personal baseline Monitor

    What changedMood score is below the reviewed personal baseline by 28.6%.

    Next stepContact the mission medical officer if low mood continues. ASTRA cannot assess a mental health condition or prescribe medication.

Latest readings

ReadingLatestOwn baseline
Heart rate 68.0 bpm 64.0
Systolic blood pressure 154 mmHg 118
Diastolic blood pressure 90 mmHg 74
Body temperature 36.8 C 36.6
Blood glucose 92 mg/dL 92
Sleep duration 7.2 h 7.2
Mood score 7 (1 to 10) 7
Activity level 55 (0 to 100) 54

Cabin environment temperature on file is 23.1 C and humidity is 45%. The value comes from a dashboard simulation. This is habitat environment data, not a body-temperature measurement.

A radiation value is on file: 0.42 mGy. It comes from a dashboard simulation, labeled “Dashboard scenario: Radiation Event (simulated)”. Age: 2.2 hours. ASTRA does not convert radiation units and does not claim a health effect from this number.

KEPLER

Riley Okonkwo

Flight engineer

No review alert

No review alert. The stored readings sit near this person’s own baseline. That is not a medical clearance.

Latest readings

ReadingLatestOwn baseline
Heart rate 70.0 bpm 70.0
Systolic blood pressure 120 mmHg 120
Diastolic blood pressure 76 mmHg 76
Body temperature 36.6 C 36.6
Blood glucose 94 mg/dL 94
Sleep duration 7.2 h 7.2
Mood score 7 (1 to 10) 7
Activity level 58 (0 to 100) 58

Cabin environment temperature on file is 22.4 C and humidity is 45%. The value comes from the demonstration record. This is habitat environment data, not a body-temperature measurement.

No radiation measurement is stored for this astronaut. ASTRA does not invent radiation values.