AEGIS knows each astronaut's normal.
Checks every reading on board against the astronaut's own baseline, says why, and shows what to do now. No link needed.
Astronaut health monitoring that keeps working when Earth goes silent, and gets every medical event home, headline first.
AEGIS spots a reading that is unusual for this astronaut.
The event becomes a PulseBrief: headline, context, evidence.
Link down. It waits on board. Nothing is lost.
Contact returns. Headline first. Doctors reply.
Checks every reading on board against the astronaut's own baseline, says why, and shows what to do now. No link needed.
One event, three layers. The headline crosses even the shortest contact window; context and evidence follow.
Real BPv7 bundles between dtn7-rs nodes. When the link drops they wait on board and cross when it returns.
NASA DONKI solar particle events, CMEs and storms set the crew's radiation environment in every PulseBrief, including a replay of May 2024. Models from NASA 3D Resources; Earth, Moon and Mars imagery from NASA.
Attributions →Vitals are simulated and labelled. Space weather is environmental risk, not a crew dose. A hackathon prototype, not a medical device. No NASA endorsement implied. AI helped with writing and code; the idea and decisions are ours.