Sheyene Gerardi
Sheyene Gerardi is a technology founder whose recent research explores causal AI for high-consequence decisions. Born and raised in Caracas, she began in entertainment in the early 2000s while studying medicine, then founded Sheyene Technology to develop autonomous systems. Her NASA robotics outreach role connected planetary landing research with education programs. She brought To the Moon and Back to television in 2020. In 2026, she authored a conceptual framework for causal AI decision support; as of October 2026, she is founder and CEO of Sheyene Technology.
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- Sheyene Technology Inc.
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Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 15 October 2026.
Timeline
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2000s
Starting in entertainment
Born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, she starts in entertainment in the early 2000s while studying medicine at university.
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2016
Autonomous technology company
Sheyene Technology is established to develop and integrate autonomous technologies for public-sector, national-security, and high-consequence environments.
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2018
Robotics outreach at NASA
She founds NASA's Planetary Landing Research Laboratory and becomes Robotics Outreach Lead, advancing concepts for autonomous construction and lunar landing infrastructure.
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2019
A robotics curriculum
She plans a free robotics curriculum to widen technological literacy and direct participation in space.
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2020
To the Moon and Back
She brings To the Moon and Back to television in 2020.
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2024
AI policy and vehicle testing
She calls for laws to mitigate AI risks on Capitol Hill in February 2024. In June 2024, she reports that her connected vehicles are being tested in Florida.
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2026
The C2S Reliability Framework
She authors The C2S Reliability Framework, a conceptual model that proposes causal AI as decision support for personnel reliability in high-consequence settings.
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As of October 2026
Founder and CEO
She is founder and CEO of Sheyene Technology Inc.
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