Much in the press this week. Looks to be of real value based on the description. Unclear here if this is voice driven and other specifics. Note it is communicating its activities, will be checking on that. Note also the previous post on 'robotic bees' in the ISS.
Russia Sends Its First Humanoid Robot into Space
Agence France-Presse
August 22, 2019
Russia dispatched an unmanned spacecraft containing a life-size humanoid robot to the International Space Station (ISS), where it will learn skills for assisting astronauts. The robot Fedor (Final Experimental Demonstration Object Research) communicates its activities and progress via Instagram and Twitter accounts, and it will test newly-acquired manual skills in the ISS' microgravity environment. The Roscosmos Russian space agency's Alexander Bloshenko said such skills include "connecting and disconnecting electric cables [and] using standard items, from a screwdriver and a spanner to a fire extinguisher." Fedor mimics human movements, which allows it to remotely assist astronauts, and people on Earth, in executing tasks. .... "
Friday, August 23, 2019
Russian Fedor Robot Assistant in the ISS
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Fedor,
Robotics,
Russia,
Space,
Space Station (ISS)
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