Luna is an innovative health application that bridges space technology with personalized wellness by leveraging satellite data to provide intelligent daily health recommendations. The project emerged from the 9th CASSINI Hackathon, a prestigious European Space Agency initiative that challenges participants to develop innovative solutions using satellite data for societal benefits.
Our solution integrates Copernicus Sentinel-5p satellite data through the CAMS (Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service) dataset to analyze real-time atmospheric conditions. By correlating this environmental data with WHO health statistics, Luna identifies relationships between specific air pollutants and various health conditions.
Air pollution contributes to millions of premature deaths globally and exacerbates various health conditions. Luna addresses this challenge by making satellite-monitored environmental data accessible and actionable for everyday health decisions, enabling users to optimize their outdoor activities while protecting their wellbeing.
Secured 2nd place among competitive teams at the 9th CASSINI Hackathon in Senftenberg, Germany, demonstrating the project's innovation potential and practical application in the space-for-health sector.
Led team formation and coordination for this interdisciplinary project, bringing together diverse expertise to transform satellite data into meaningful health solutions within a 72-hour development sprint.
CASSINI Hackathons are flagship events organized by the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) and the European Commission, focusing on developing innovative applications using EU space data and services for societal challenges.