#SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-06-13

πŸ€– If you lease it like you lease a car, a $30,000 car, your price point per month is 300 bucks. And that translates to $10 a day and 40 cents an hour. #California minimum wage is 20 bucks an hour, how do you ever not put a #robot in that spot at 40 cents an hour ?

β€œ#Technology is the means by which humanity takes a vacation from basic survival.” forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/

#humanoid #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-06-08

This #robotic system youtube.com/watch?v=LOq20bisc0 holds the potential to dig up to 10,000 kg in a single lunar day. This is a huge increase πŸ“ˆ from previous missions that only collected tens of kilograms interestingengineering.com/inn

#IPEx #SpaceRobot #SpaceMining

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-06-06

#NASA robots πŸ“† Apr 29, 2025 :

β€’ A modular system of small #robots and smart algorithms that can #autonomously assemble large-scale structures in #space
β€’ A team of small lunar rovers designed to operate #independently, navigating and making decisions together
β€’ A robotic arm system built for #lunar #construction tasks πŸ—οΈ
β€’ A lunar #bulldozer-dump #truck hybrid designed to mine βš’οΈ and transport regolith
nasa.gov/centers-and-facilitie

#SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-06-06

The #Mars Exploration Rover #Spirit and #InSight lander both experienced challenges related to understanding the geotechnical properties of regolith. The advancements in legged #robotic platforms youtube.com/watch?v=wBTyelFFE1 hold potential to address these challenges through greater sensitivity to changing surface properties ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/202300

#LASSIE #NASA #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-06-04

When will #SpaceRobot be able to withstand the harsh conditions of #Mars πŸ”΄ to build #infrastructure for further #exploration ?

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-05-01

A one-way journey typically takes about six 6️⃣ to nine months. #Optimus is intended to perform basic tasks like equipment setup, maintenance, and data collection on #Mars πŸ”΄ thedroidguy.com/spacexs-bold-p

#SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-04-30

#Optimus humanoid robots πŸ€– have electric motors in their arms that operate in a confined space and require the special magnets 🧲. #RareEarth magnets are up to 15 times as powerful as conventional iron magnets of the same size nytimes.com/2025/04/23/busines

#SpaceRobot #China #SupplyChain

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-03-23

For Starship to go to #Mars πŸ”΄, you’ve got to get #Starship tankers β›½ on orbit and perfect orbital refueling. #SpaceX will have to perfect the #robots πŸ€– that will help build spacecraft #LandingPads and human #habitats on the Martian surface, prospect for water πŸ’§ underground, and convert the water and carbon dioxide captured from the atmosphere into vast reservoirs of super-cooled oxygen and methane for the Starships’ return voyage to Earth. forbes.com/sites/kevinholdenpl

#Mars2026 #Optimus #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-02-03

We need #spacecraft that can approach ageing #satellites πŸ›°οΈ and dock with them, using #robots to repair πŸ”§, refuel β›½ and upgrade them. We’ll also need a way to reuse and recycle ♻️ satellites when their working lives are over. Different types of trash πŸ—‘οΈ require different removal techniques, with many ideas coming from the #fishing 🎣 industry scientificamerican.com/article

#SpaceRobot #SpaceDebris

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2025-01-27

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ #ChangE8 πŸ“† 2028 : β€œThrough data sharing and task delegation, the #robots πŸ€– will work together like a team, achieving objectives that would be impossible for independent robots to complete” scmp.com/news/china/science/ar

#SpaceRobot #MoonMining #ISRU

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-10-14

Some useful payload for greenhouses 🌱 on #Mars πŸ”΄ ? πŸ€” youtube.com/watch?v=aVcQp-WQbF

#SpaceFarming #SpaceFood #SpaceColonization #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-09-29

The two limb design of the #European πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί Robotic Arm gives it the ability to 'walk' around the exterior of the #ISS under its own control, moving hand-over-hand between the pre-fixed base points en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European

#SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-08-13

"No #astronauts πŸ‘¨β€πŸš€ have ever viewed Earth from the vantage point of a polar orbit. Such orbits are favored by commercial photo-reconnaissance satellites πŸ›°οΈ because they fly over the entire planet as it rotates beneath them." cbsnews.com/news/spacex-to-lau

Maybe they see more than the #HiRes cams with their πŸ‘“ β“πŸ€”

#Fram2 #HumanSpaceflight #SpaceRobot #SpaceTourism

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-07-11

#China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ has made it a goal to have mass production of humanoid #robots by πŸ“† 2025 and wants global leadership πŸ“ˆ in the sector by πŸ“† 2027.
#Leju Robot presented its #Kuavo πŸ€–, which runs on an operating system derived from #Huawei’s #OpenHarmony, the #OpenSource version of #HarmonyOS πŸ“± scmp.com/tech/policy/article/3

#SpaceRobot #HumanSpaceflight

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-06-23

β€œ#Astronauts πŸ‘¨β€πŸš€ need far more maintenance than #robots πŸ€–, simply because their journeys and surface operations require air, water, food, living space, and protection against harmful radiation β˜’οΈβ€. Merely going back to the #moon will simply look routine, despite the $90bn πŸ’° cost of the #Artemis programme. theguardian.com/science/2022/n

#HumanSpaceflight #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-05-20

Poll πŸ“Š of the American #Astronomical Society : 36 percent said a manned πŸ‘©β€πŸš€ #Moon mission had β€œgreat scientific value,” and 35 percent said it had β€œlittle scientific value.” And unmanned, #robotic πŸ€– missions to the Moon? Sixty-six percent of space #scientists said they would have β€œgreat scientific value.” smithsonianmag.com/science-nat

#HumanSpaceflight #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-05-19

"Human beings πŸ‘¨β€πŸš€ don't serve any useful function in space 🌌. They radiate heat, they're very expensive to keep alive and unlike robotic missions, they have a natural desire to come back, so that anything involving human beings is enormously expensive." space.com/4357-nobel-laureate-

β€œI see on the part of the president and the administrators of #NASA… an infantile πŸ‘Ά fixation on putting people into space, which has little or no #scientific value.” thespacereview.com/article/103

#HumanSpaceflight #SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-05-01

Objectives of ten or 20 years from now, like building #lunar settlements, exploring mineral deposits on the #Moon and efficiently repairing #SpaceStation modules can only be achieved using #robotics. Due to possible disruptions in normal operations, like a small #meteor shower damaging the #robot, or hacking carried by a hostile group or state, humans πŸ‘©β€πŸš€ must be ready to step in.
Modern #spacesuits will be a key foundation of this collaborative relationship. astronomy.com/space-exploratio

#SpaceRobot

Spaceflight πŸš€spaceflight@spacey.space
2024-04-28

#Moon πŸŒ™ scouts will all be #robotic, designed to build a foundation for #astronauts πŸ‘¨β€πŸš€ to follow about two years later. There is need for transporting πŸš€ large masses of equipment and materials from #Earth. An #IntuitiveMachines lander is set to reach the Moon later this year. #NASA’s #JPL will release a β€œswarm” of robot-explorers equipped with stereo cameras πŸ“Ή and charged with creating photorealistic #3D maps πŸ—ΊοΈ of the #lunar terrain forbes.com/sites/kevinholdenpl

#SpaceRobot #SpaceLogistics #Starship

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