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User Centered Technology Group Highlights NASA Ames Research Center Jay Trimble [email protected] [email protected] 10/12
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Highlights of the User Centered Technology Group at NASA Ames Research Center
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User Centered Technology Group
Highlights
NASA Ames Research CenterJay Trimble
[email protected]@gmail.com
10/12
A Touchscreen for Mars
• Five years before touchscreens were popular - A touchscreen for Mars Rover Operations
• The technology was later used for Ocean Research, next gen rover field tests and Space Station
Open Source Mission Control
• https://github.com/nasa/mct
• https://sites.google.com/site/openmct/home
Mission Impact
pdstools.arc.nasa.gov
• User tools for Planetary Data Archive and Search
• User Interfaces for Solar System Geometry - Interplanetary geometry for the rest of us
• Planetary Image Search in collaboration with Google
Impact on the Organization
•User Centered Design goes from obscurity to mainstream practice
UCT Highlights
2001
Human Centered Computing Project
MERBoard Collaborative Touchscreen Deployment
for Mars Rover Test & Training
2002
2003
2004
MERBoard Collaborative Touchscreen Deployment
for Mars Rover Surface Operations
Goal based Rover Control Interface
2005
MarsExploration
Rovers
XBoard
Space Station Operations
Ongoing Mars Rover Surface Operations
Next Gen Rover Field Tests
Next Gen
Data AccountabilityInterface
UCT Highlights
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Web-Tools for
Scientists
Data Search for the Public
Home Page Redesignpds.nasa.gov Detailed
User Survey
User Study and Recommendations
Solar SystemGeometry Interface
User Composable
Software
Planetary Data
System
XBoard
XBoard for Monterey Bay Aquarium Research
Institute
Web-based XBoard Collaboration for Space
Station
Initial concept Prototype
Prototype demonstration in ops Technology
Facility
Frameworks, dev toolkit, Components, operational
Tests
In Mission Control
Initial UserCompositions
Prototype Mission Control
on iPad
Agile• Deliver
to customer in 3 week intervals
• Release every 3 months
ReleaseRelease
Iteration 1Iteration 1 Iteration 2Iteration 2 Iteration 3Iteration 3 Iteration 4Iteration 4
Release to Mission Control User Test Community
Release to Mission Control User Test Community
Release to Mission Control User Test Community
Release to Mission Control Ops
3 Weeks 6 Weeks 9 Weeks 12 Weeks
http://www.slideshare.net/jtrimble25/ue-agile-and-lean
Partnering for Solutions
IDEO - Design for Collaborative Mission Systems
IBM Almaden - Blueboard Touchscreen
Google - Planetary Data Search
Adaptive Path - Mission Controlon iPad
