Developing exponential technologies for space teleanesthesia, space telesurgery and mental health to maintain and support analog astronauts during simulation missions in isolated, confined environments (I.C.E) and future settlement on Mars.
- Paper number
IAC-19,A1,3,10,x51418
- Author
Dr. Susan Ip-jewell, United States, Mars Academy USA
- Coauthor
Mr. John Hanacek MA, United States
- Coauthor
Dr. Karan Ghatora, United Kingdom
- Coauthor
Dr. Jeremy Saget, France
- Year
2019
- Abstract
Our team from Mars Academy USA, will present our current research on innovating exponential technologies for space teleanesthesia, space telesurgery and mental health protocols and operational procedures for extreme environments and long duration Spaceflight. we will discuss the integration of cutting-edge exponential technologies, such as, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality (VR/AR)for training non-medical analog astronauts living in auster extreme environments, 3D printing of surgical tools for telesurgery procedures to support future long-duration spaceflight to Mars and near-term human settlements on Moon. We will discuss the pioneering Mars Academy USA Mars Medics training analog astronaut missions conducted at California deserts, Nepal and Everest analog simulations and potential for outcomes and data obtained to potentially change current paradigms for space medicine operational deployment and new spin-off benefits to improve life on Earth for billions of people with little or no access to healthcare and basic medical care.
- Abstract document
- Manuscript document
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