An artificial intelligence firm Hypergiant Industries has constructed an Iron Man-inspired space helmet, which they dubbed as the HyperVSR says its heads-up display for astronauts could help them better manage complex space missions.

CEO Ben Lamm told that it may improve astronaut safety by putting more information at crew members’ fingertips and cutting down on how much they have to maneuver in a spacesuit.

“Space is an unpredictable environment, where challenges can change dramatically over the course of just a few minutes,” Lamm said. “During these situations, it’s paramount that astronaut safety is never in question.

We’ve designed our helmet to enable astronauts to quickly gather information about a situation, as well as assess their own health, for enhanced decision-making even during emergencies.”

Basically, an astronaut’s glove would be decked out with tags corresponding to information like vitals, emergency alerts, or details about a mission.

When the helmet senses that the astronaut is looking at one of the tags, the info would be projected into the helmet’s heads up display.

“The current prototype has been demonstrated for several defense contractors, and the next iteration of HyperVSR tech will be demonstrated for government officials this summer,” a spokesperson told.