Mission Control is designed for environments where seconds matter and failure cannot be hidden in logs. Traditional code-first mission tools increase cognitive load by forcing operators to read syntax, switch panels, and hunt for failures under pressure.
This HMI replaces syntax with structure. Operators build missions as a spatial, chronological canvas split into Preflight, Flight, and Return. Safety constraints are configured through an inspector-driven rule builder using readable condition chips, while the mission’s health is communicated through color-coded connector paths (normal, warning, critical). A persistent preflight validation bar blocks deployment until critical checks are resolved. For transparency, the system exposes generated code and surfaces actionable error states alongside a human-readable mission brief, allowing operators to align objectives, constraints, and failsafes before execution.
Phase-based mission canvas for rapid state parsing
Inspector-driven safety logic and inline condition visibility
Risk mapping via connector colors for instant failure localization
Preflight validation gating before deployment
Glass-box generated code + errors for trust and audit
Mission brief for fast pre-mission alignment
