System role
- Provides context before treatment-priority decisions are scored.
- Allows the simulator to represent differences between free-float, partial gravity, surface habitat, transit vehicle, and constrained treatment bay settings.
- Connects medical actions to operational limitations rather than treating every scenario like a normal hospital room.
Signals and modeled context
- Gravity state
- Cabin pressure
- Oxygen availability
- Contamination risk
- Inventory limits
- Movement and anchoring constraints
Reviewer and partner value
- Helps reviewers see why environment must be part of space medical simulation.
- Supports training around failure modes that are invisible in terrestrial checklists.
- Creates a useful bridge between engineering constraints and medical preparedness.
Scope note: This page describes Medi-Galaxy as a simulation, research, education, and mission-preparedness support framework. It is not presented as clinical diagnosis, autonomous treatment, or a replacement for licensed medical professionals or approved flight medical protocols.
