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Robonaut: NASA's space humanoid

Ambrose, R.O., Aldridge, H., Askew, R.S., Burridge, R.R., Bluethmann, W., Diftler, M., Lovchik, C., Magruder, D., Rehnmark, F.·2000·IEEE Intelligent Systems

Abstract

To meet the dexterous manipulation needs of future missions, NASA is developing Robonaut, an astronaut-sized robot with two arms, two five-fingered hands, a head and a torso. Robonaut is advancing the state of the art in anthropomorphic robotic systems, dexterous robotic hands, modular robotic systems components and telepresence control systems.

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Authors
Ambrose, R. O., Aldridge, H., Askew, R. S., Burridge, R. R., Bluethmann, W., Diftler, M., Lovchik, C., Magruder, D., & Rehnmark, F.
Venue
IEEE Intelligent Systems
Published
2000-07
Volume
15
Issue
4
Pages
57-63
ISSN
1094-7167 (ISSN-L)
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W2161636262
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394
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FWCI
21.20
Type
journal article
Language
en
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Ambrose, R. O., Aldridge, H., Askew, R. S., Burridge, R. R., Bluethmann, W., Diftler, M., Lovchik, C., Magruder, D., & Rehnmark, F. (2000). Robonaut: NASA's space humanoid. IEEE Intelligent Systems. https://doi.org/10.1109/5254.867913

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