Researchers at MIT are developing a system that will enable aircraft-carrier crew to guide autonomous planes on the carrier deck by using certain standard hand gestures. Due to the growing implementation of robot planes for routine air missions, the MIT researchers are developing a system based on similar gestures.
The ability of remotely controlled robots to operate in space has been manifested through the Robotic Refueling Mission (RRM) experiment conducted by NASA on board the ISS. Dextre, the Canadian Space Agency's (CSA) robot, recently achieved the satellite-servicing tasks.
NASA, in association with General Motors, is fabricating a robotic glove that will ensure safety and reduce potential risks in the tasks performed by astronauts and autoworkers.
Mason Peck, the Chief Technologist at NASA, will pay a visit to the Honeybee Robotics in Pasadena, California, on Wednesday, March 14.
Dextre, the CSA’s robot on board the ISS, has achieved the most complicated operation in space. Dextre has performed the Robotic Refueling Mission’s initial phases precisely, between March 7th and 9th.
In order to design an innovative user interface this semester, the students at the Academy of Art University Industrial Design study will partner with the California- based NASA Ames Research Center.
The Canadian Dextre robot and RRM tools were used during the operation of NASA's Robotic Refueling Mission (RRM) on the International Space Station, between March 7 and 9, 2012.
Selected students from the Community colleges have won the opportunity to design robotic rovers, in association with NASA. Around 92 school students were selected from 24 states to develop rovers at the NASA center, through a National Community College Aerospace Scholars program.
Astrobotic Technology has been presented with one more contract by NASA, supplementing its Innovative Lunar Demonstrations Data (ILDD) contract.
FIRST Robotics Competition fever has hit the schools once again. At the annual robotics competition the students get a chance to test their skills as part of a robot building team. They go through the process of designing and building their robots for the competition and learn a lot more than robotics in the process.
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