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CBS-SM6.1: Determine if sensorimotor dysfunction during and after long-duration spaceflight affects ability to control spacecraft and associated systems.
This Gap was split into the following Gaps:
SM-202: Develop and test manual control countermeasures, such as vibrotactile assistance vest, and other human factors aids.
SM-204: Develop and test post-planetary-landing self-administered testing and rehab tool.
SM-203: Develop and test SMS countermeasures.
SM-301: Test the finalized combined CM Suite in flight.
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