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- Robot sky patrol: the military's remotely piloted planes make ideal spies--but each one costs millions. Stanley Herwitz thinks off-the-shelf technology can make aerial sensing affordable for everyone. (Demo).
- Wake up and sense the coffee. One day last September, that was the job of a research team led by Clark University earth scientist Stanley Herwitz, a proponent of low-cost wireless aerial imaging for the masses. Rising well before dawn, Herwitz's team rolled Pathfinder Plus, a solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle...
- Research articles 2003-02-01
- Immobots take control: it's a dangerous world, but machines that "know themselves" can deal with crises autonomously--and often more effectively than their human programmers.
- the Mars Polar Lander never had a chance. At 12:02 P.M. California time on December 3, 1999, after an 11-month journey to Mars, the NASA spacecraft slewed its antenna away from Earth in preparation for entry into the Martian atmosphere. That was the last time mission controllers heard...
- Research articles 2002-12-01
- Software for coordinationg multiple exploratory robots
- Software for Coordinating Multiple Exploratory Robots A computer program coordinates the activities of multiple instrumented robotic vehicles of the "rover" type intended for use in scientific exploration. The program is a master/slave, distributed version of the ASPEN planning software, other versions of which have been reported in several prior NASA...
- Research articles 2001-05-01
- High flying probe: Perseus to sail into the ozone. (Perseus is a sailplane-like robot craft)
- HIGH-FLYING PROBE: Perseus to Sail into the Ozone To study the Antarctic ozone hole, atmospheric scientists need new lower-cost higher-altitude instrument platforms. In 1994, Perseus, a sailplane-like robot craft powered by an unusual closed-cycle propulsion system, will soar 15 miles into the stratosphere to collect crucial...
- Research articles 1992-01-01
- NASA robots get the call for Mars mission. (News).
- NASA, the U.S. space agency that put a man on the moon and is planning to send two robots to Mars next year, may finally begin to use technology more sophisticated than a marker pen for its mission brainstorming sessions. NASA, the U.S. space...
- Research articles 2002-06-17
- NASA Langley Encourages Student Robot Teams to Go Into Overdrive
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- Research articles 2008-03-04
- NASA Team Demonstrates Robot Technology for Moon Exploration
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- Research articles 2008-02-27
- Innova Holdings, Inc. Ships NASA Contract for High Performance Ground-Based Robot Controller
- Innova Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: IVHG), a robotics technology firm providing software and hardware systems to the service, personal, and industrial robot markets, today announced that the Universal Robot Controller 3TM (URC3TM) control system for robotic mechanisms has been received by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC. GSFC however, reports that...
- Research articles 2006-09-07
- NASA Robot Completes Test Drive of Exploration Capabilities
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- Research articles 2007-05-31
- NASA's Robots Make Bulk of Discoveries on Mars Missions.
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- Research articles 2003-07-24
- NASA Seeks Bids on Robot Repair of Hubble Space Telescope.
- By Earl Lane, Newsday, Melville, N.Y. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News By Earl Lane, Newsday, Melville, N.Y. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
- Research articles 2004-06-02
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- NASA's 'Robonaut' will walk in space. (Tech Talk).
- The "Star Wars" movie series may be closer to reality than we thought. NASA is developing a humanoid robot, called Robonaut, to function like an astronaut and perform spacewalks. Robonaut was designed to help humans work and explore in space, said Chris Culbert, chief...
- Research articles 2002-12-01
- NASA may get a boost from the Pentagon under Obama
- The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, founded a year after Sputnik began bleeping its ominous warning of Soviet technological advances, owes its very existence to the fear of Space Communists. Now, history may be repeating itself as president-elect Barack Obama contemplates fusing military and civilian space programs in order to...
- News items 2009-08-07
- NASA Upgrades Test Robot with WaveCrest Technology
- Wireless News 05-22-2005 NASA Upgrades Test Robot with WaveCrest Technology WIRELESS NEWS-May 22, 2005-NASA Upgrades Test Robot with WaveCrest Technology C2005 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com WaveCrest Technology, a technology company specializing in electric propulsion, reported that The...
- Research articles 2005-05-22
- NASA Aims to Get Mars Rover Moving
- In what is probably the last effort to get the Mars rover Spirit moving again, NASA is mounting an effort Nov. 16 to extricate the mobile robot from the sand trap it has been stuck in since April 23.NASA will begin transmitting commands to its Mars rover Spirit Nov. 16...
- News items 2009-11-12
- Spirit robot rolls out for short drive on Mars
- WASHINGTON AFP ? The US spirit robot received instructions from NASA to roll off its landing platform onto Martian soil for a brief, three meter (10-foot) excursion, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said. The order to drive off was given around 0800 GMT Thursday, NASA officials said on...
- Research articles 2004-01-15
- NASA's little helper: astronauts heading to the moon and Mars will have a new kind of crew member: an autonomous robot with its own helmet and a mean kung fu grip.(TECH WATCH)(Brief Article)
- In the more than three decades since boot prints last crisscrossed the lunar surface, only trusty--and expendable--robots have explored the solar system. Now, with a manned visit to the moon scheduled for 2018, NASA is testing the Robonaut, a humanoid robot that will work literally hand...
- Research articles 2006-01-01
- Storm clouds over Australia give US Mars robot a day of rest
- WASHINGTON AFP ? Thunder and lightning storms over Australia prevented NASA from sending the Mars robot Spirit its daily "road map," giving the six-wheeled explorer a rest on its 18th day on Mars, NASA said. During the 15-minute window when NASA normally uplinks daily instructions to Spirit, which on...
- Research articles 2004-01-21
- Use astronauts to fix Hubble, science academy urges NASA
- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- NASA should use astronauts, not a robot, to try a crucial life-prolonging mission to the acclaimed Hubble Space Telescope one last time, a National Academy of Sciences panel concluded Wednesday. Using a robot would be highly uncertain, costly and could take too long, the...
- Research articles 2004-12-09
- Second-Generation Six-Limbed Experimental Robot
- This robot is designed to be more agile and dexterous than its predecessor.The figure shows the LEMUR II - the second generation of the Limbed Excursion Mechanical Utility Robot LEMUR, which was described in "Six-Legged Experimental Robot" (NPO-20897), NASA Tech Briefs, Vol. 25, No. 12 (December 2001), page 58. The...
- Research articles 2004-11-01
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