LuMo Video Demo

An interdisciplinary team of five Carnegie Mellon Master of Human-Computer Interaction students worked with the Human-Computer Interaction Group at NASA Ames Research Center was tasked to design, develop, and evaluate a prototype assisting real-time execution of human space missions. Our final design, Lumina Mobile (LuMo), is a cuff-mounted tool that supports the execution of planned science and operation activities during planetary surface missions. LuMo allows astronauts to view an optimized version of the plan timeline, activities, procedures and execution notes, with timing informa- tion indicating how far ahead or behind schedule they are. The prototype utilizes large physical buttons rather than alternative touch screen input to accommodate the physical constraints of heavy space suit gloves. Project Team Katy Linn: Project Coordinator Christine Wu: Technical Lead Jesse Venticinque: Design Lead Jennifer Lu: User Research Lead Noah Levin: Web / Documentation For more information please visit

Channel: Vimeo Video Length: 5m 14s Date Found: Thu, Dec 30 2010 11:45 AM Category: Home Video Date Produced: Tue, Aug 03 2010 3:14 PM View Count: 0