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Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Explore Mars, Inc To Have A Great Program For 2018!!!

 

 

Explore Mars, Inc.
Committed to Human Exploration of Mars by the 2030s

VR/AR Working Group A Success

On December 4-5, 2017, Explore Mars, Inc. hosted the 1st AR/VR and Space Exploration Workshop at the Washington Plaza Hotel in Washington, D.C.  Sponsored by Aerojet Rocketdyne, this workshop brought together professionals representing the fields of space exploration, science, and mission design; virtual and augmented reality; technology; and many other disciplines to discuss the opportunities and challenges for utilizing VR/AR in future missions to Mars and elsewhere in the solar system.
Within the next couple of months, a special white paper will be released that will highlight the results of this workshop as well as provide recommendations on 1) How can AR/VR technologies be utilized most effectively in space exploration, 2) What are natural areas of collaboration between the VR/AR industry and space exploration, 3) What are the major obstacles to effectively utilize VR/AR in space exploration, 4) What can the VR/AR Working Group do to best facilitate these collaborations?
The results of this workshop will also be presented at the 2018 Humans to Mars Summit (H2M.ExploreMars.org), where special programming and demonstrations will be conducted regarding the future of AR, VR, and AI in space exploration.
For more information, please contact Explore Mars, Inc. at info@exploremars.org.

H2M 2018 Early Registration Open for a Limited TIme Register today & Save over 40% off!

Explore Mars, Inc. is pleased to announce that early registration for the 2018 Humans to Mars Summit (H2M) is now open.  H2M will take place from May 8-10, 2018 in Washington, D.C.  This event is the world’s largest annual conference that is focused on the goal of landing humans on Mars.  For the 2018 conference, we will be introducing some new and exciting programming and we expect approximately 1000 people to attend.

Just a few of the topics to be discussed include:
 
  • Latest updates on mission architecture design
  • Mars science updates and critical robotic precursor missions in the 2020s
  • Talking to Mars: Deep space communication
  • The economics of Mars exploration
  • Living off the land: ISRU and Mars agriculture
  • ISS and Mars: How can we best utilize ISS?
  • VR, entertainment, and Mars
  • At what risk?  Risk tolerance and space exploration
  • Cross-sector collaboration
  • Friending Mars: Social media and Mars exploration
  • International collaboration on Mars
  • Inspiring the world: Mars and STEM education 


Speakers will include high-ranking NASA officials, industry executives, experts from many fields (including science, engineering, and policy), international representatives, and STEM education professionals.

The $195 early registration fee, now open, is nearly a 40% savings off the regular admission fee of $325 and is good through January 31st, 2018. For more information and to save by registering early visit:  H2M.ExploreMars.org
Tentative Speakers Include:

Pascale Ehrenfreund
(Chair of the DLR Executive Board)
 

Ian Steff
(U.S. Department of Commerce
International Trade Administration)
 

John Connolly
(NASA JSC)

James Green
(NASA: Director, Planetary Science)

Sam Scimemi
(NASA HQ: Director, ISS)

Mat Kaplan
(Planetary Radio, Host)

Nicholas Agnew
(Director/Producer, Seat 25)
 

Madeleine
(Writer/Producer, Actress, Seat 25)
 

Vint Cerf
(Google)

Ellen Stofan
(former NASA Chief Scientist)

Joe Cassady
(Aerojet Rocketdyne)

Miles O'Brien
(PBS News Hour/Frontline)

Janet Ivey
(Janet's Planet Creator/COO)

Kathleen Boggs
(NASA HQ)
Register Early Today and Save!

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