NASA NTRS · 20140000075
Innovative Software Tools Measure Behavioral Alertness
Abstract
To monitor astronaut behavioral alertness in space, Johnson Space Center awarded Philadelphia-based Pulsar Informatics Inc. SBIR funding to develop software to be used onboard the International Space Station. Now used by the government and private companies, the technology has increased revenues for the firm by an average of 75 percent every year.
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2014-01-01. Innovative Software Tools Measure Behavioral Alertness. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140000075
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