Research/ SPACE AI & AUTONOMY
Lessons Learned from International Space Station Crew Autonomous Scheduling Test
Jessica J. Marquez, Steven Hillenius, Matthew Healy, Jackelynne Silva-Martinez
Autonomy, Task Planning & OperationsNTRS keyword: planning and scheduling · HRI & TeleoperationNTRS subject: Man/System Technology and Life Support
NTRSMan/System Technology and Life Support
In 2017, our team investigated and evaluated the novel concept of operations of astronaut self-scheduling (rescheduling their own timeline without creating violations) onboard International Space Station (ISS). Five test sessions were completed for this technology demonstration called Crew Autonomous Scheduling Test (CAST). For the first time in a spaceflight operational environment, an ISS crewmember planned, rescheduled, and executed their activities in real-time on a mobile device while abiding by flight and scheduling constraints. This paper discusses the lessons learned from deployment to execution.