Robots for space.
Robots for space.
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Orbital Robotics has developed an innovative simulator for in-orbit maintenance tasks such as assembly, maintenance and repairs on satellites, using large industrial robots the system simulates the absence of weight and is equipped with a light and sensitive robotic arm, marking a great step towards future of in-orbit maintenance services.
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Large projects such as ESA's Moon Village, NASA's exploration of Mars and the construction of human habitats on the moon by China and the United States require space robots capable of executing complex tasks, comparable to industrial applications on Earth. and they must be able to assemble, build, maintain and work both independently and in teams with other robots and humans, especially to support astronauts, for this the development of advanced technologies, including robotic arms, articulated hands, is crucial. and sophisticated application software.
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