How do robots feel in space ... different tactile sensor types and their advantages and disadvantages for use in space. The review paper, published in the Chinese Journal of Aeronautics, can ...

Long before the Valkyrie was created, Nasa's Robonaut was the first humanoid robot designed for use in space, taking on tasks ...

the three bowling-ball-size SPHERES have been used by dozens of researchers and students as a testbed for demonstrating free-flying robotics in space. The free-flying SPHERES robots are popular ...

When performing its tasks, Justin must act autonomously and use its local and artificial intelligence to decide on how individual ... These complex tasks will demonstrate the usability of the new ...

A newly designed "transformer" robot with the ability to change shape could one day be used to build habitats in space. Engineers from North Carolina State University (NC State) have created a ...

This allows Ameca to smile, frown or use other facial expressions when ... is the first humanoid robot to enter space; the astrobot worked as an assistant on the International Space Station.

Robots and space exploration go hand-in-hand, so it’s no surprise that NASA is on the forefront of experimental new robotics technologies that could be used during missions to other planets.

The exhibition space has cubes with QR codes ... part of the artworks The artworks created by the robots reminds Pilat of a "child learning to use crayons or fingerpaint" as she feels there ...