Bionic Dupes will not search for power banks, gear cream, or oxygen tanks in a Rocket Nosecone from a rocket that is landed.
If it its a storage bin, or laying on the ground inside the rocket nosecone they will not "notice" them when on the planet. They will only notice the above items if you force them into the rocket nosecone. You can place 10+ fully charged power banks inside the rocket and the bionic on the planet will go all the way to zero power and shutoff without ever attempting to grab a new bank.
Same thing with oxygen and gear balm. They will attempt to suck in trivial amounts of oxygen from a barren planet or let their tank hit zero, instead of going inside the rocket nose cone that has fully charged oxygen gas cannisters.
Rocket nosecone is set to no restrictions, and this has been attempted with items in or out of storage (on the ground in rocket nosecone). Also tried restarting the game and that did not resolve it either.
Build a rocket with a rocket nosecone, place multiple power banks (both metal and eco had same results) along with gear balm or oxygen gas cannisters in rocket nosecone. Choose Bionic to pilot rocket. Land on a planet with no power banks. Have bionic exit the rocket and perform tasks on planet. Ensure rocket is accessible (ladders or other). Bionic will both run out of oxygen and power without ever attempting to reenter rocket nosecone for goods.
Additional edit: This was attempted to be replicated again on a planet that did not have a Mini-Pod built. 2 Bionics were assigned a solo nosecone and flew to another planet. Nose cone had several cannisters of 200kg oxygen, 20 charged eco powerbanks in a storage bin, and 6 gear balms on the ground in the rocket. For several cycles (enough to consume 12 power banks), they would return to rocket, eat oxygen tank, change out power packs and apply gear balm. Once the oxygen tanks ran out however, they no longer returned to solo rocket cone for power banks. They would instead inhale oxygen around asteroid, then immediately transition to work tasks even when the cycle was still set to downtime (and not attempt to find power banks or gear balm).
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