Technology
Accessibility
Sports Terms
Design Thinking in Engineering
JPL!
100

Machines programmed to think and learn, used to analyze game data.

AI

100

Making products usable for everyone, including those with disabilities.

Accessibility

100

The area where the game is played (football pitch).

Field of Play

100

Understanding what users need to solve their problems.

Empathy

100

The team at JPL that manages space missions and sends commands to rovers.

Mission Control

200

Ultra-fast mobile networks for real-time data transmission.

5G

200

Designing to meet diverse user needs.

Inclusive Design

200

Devices that collect live game data for analysis.

Stadium Sensors

200

Coming up with lots of ideas to solve a challenge.

Brainstorming

200

The field of engineering focused on designing spacecraft and technology for space exploration.

Aerospace Engineering

300

Instant updates delivered as events happen

Real Time Data

300

Narrated details for blind or visually impaired users.

Audio Descriptions

300

Tracks the ball’s position and trajectory during play.

Ball Movement

300

Making a simple model of your idea to test it.

Prototyping

300

A specific rover designed to explore Mars, study its geology, and search for signs of ancient life.

Mars Perseverance Rover

400

Vibrations or touch used to simulate physical sensations.

Haptic Feedback

400

Tools like Touch2See that aid people with disabilities.

Assistive Technology

400

Locations of players on the field in real time.

Player Positions

400

Trying out your idea to see if it works and improving it.

Testing

400

Data sent back from spacecraft and rovers to Earth for analysis.

Telemetry

500

Related to touch; enables users to feel game action.

Tactile

500

People with partial or complete loss of sight.  ____ or ________

Blind or Visually Impaired

500

Actions that determine points in the game.

Goal scoring

500

Creating new and better ways to solve problems.

Innovation

500

The U.S. space agency that explores space and develops technology.

NASA