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The NASA Spacesuit User Interface Technologies for Students (SUITS) challenge invites college teams to design next-generation user interfaces that support astronauts during lunar surface missions. Students create augmented reality displays, voice-activated assistants, and navigation tools to help astronauts safely complete extravehicular activities.
The challenge emphasizes improving crew autonomy and reducing cognitive load so astronauts can focus on mission-critical tasks. Each year, teams test their designs in a simulated EVA at Johnson Space Center, working through scenarios like rover navigation, suit operations, and repairs.
More information regarding overall mission guidelines are listed here.
TEAMS
TEAMS
This year, TAMU SEDS will form one team of 6–12 students to represent the university in NASA SUITS. The team will design, build, and demonstrate their user interface solutions.
We are open to students of all majors and all levels of experience, as this challenge requires a diverse skillset! Everyone is encouraged to apply!
SELECTION PROCESS
SELECTION PROCESS
Round 1: Applications
Simply go to the application form, fill it out, and submit!
Round 2: Interviews
NASA SUITS interviews will follow a traditional format, with a mix of behavioral and technical questions based on your preferred challenges.
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