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R is for Robot

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Space Robots

• Planetary• Exploration Space Vehicles• Space Construction– Stationary– Walkers– Free-flying

• Teleoperated vs Autonomous– Perhaps mix for near earth asteroid exploitation

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Planetary Robots

• Rovers• Fliers• On board labs• Drilling units• Asteroid Samplers• Landscaping• Construction

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Space Robot Issues

• Mobility– Across various terrains, flying– In space (walking,crawling, free flight, navigation)

• Manipulation– In micro-gravity anchoring and compensating careful

movements • Extreme conditions– Deep space cold to hundreds of degrees– Ionizing radiation– Hard vacuum

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Mars Science Laboratory

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Exo-Mars Driller

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ARES robot plane

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BIGDOG

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Scarab Lunar Drilling Robot

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Giant Walking Lunar Habitat

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ATHLETE Lunar Rover

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DALI-ATHLETE chassis

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Hayabasa Asteroid Probe

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Walking inspection & maintenance

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Atlas VR2

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DEXTRE

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Robonaut

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Immortality through robots?

• Upload into robot body• Consider exo-cortex implications– What cannot be uploaded is in external processing

units• Perhaps even the original biological one

– Even tight brain to robot communication is a beginning

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Recent Robot Abilities

• A new robot skin is at least as sensitive as human skin– Sensitive enough to register the steps of a

butterfly

• What’s left? Taste and smell?– Both simple molecular samplers.. Easy

• Of course BCI or BRI is needed– Advanced form of tele-operations• Surrogates