Description

The minds of young enthusiasts are filled with impressive dreams to reach the highest places of the world someday through their farsighted goals and aims. This STEM-based session is to share knowledge on critical thinking and innovation, focusing on logical thought processes and problem-solving in the field of Wearable Technology and Human Interface Design. Creating space for the participants to get their knowledge enriched by a global icon who is an intellectual from NASA, will be a lifetime opportunity for the participants of this program. Speaker: Mr. George Salazar, Human Computing Interface Technical Discipline Lead - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Moderator: Mr. Ravindu Piyapema, Former Research Engineering Trainee - Arthur C. Clarke Institute of Modern Technologies & University of Moratuwa We expect to cover the following sections, Challenges of sending Humans into "Deep Space" Designing Systems and Human Interfaces that reduce human error The NASA Experience from Mr. George Salazar's point of view.