Space-bound humanoid takes a four-armed approach to astronaut assistance

In microgravity, walking doesn't exist. Balance doesn't exist. What does exist is the need to grip surfaces, manipulate tools, move through narrow corridors, and not go flying every time you push against something. Two legs solve none of those problems.

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Category: AI and Humanoids, Technology

Tags: Robots, Space exploration, Maintenance, assistant robot, Humanoid

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French Navy Details Steps Taken to Build Frigate Availability to 80%

The French Navy (Marine Nationale) is maximising frigate availability through developing its approach to maintenance and operations, the service has told Naval News. The details expand upon remarks by Admiral Nicolas Vaujour, the French Navy’s Chief of Staff, that the navy has built up the availability of its ‘first rank’ destroyer and frigate force to ...

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Solving yacht engine trouble: ‘Water had got in through the filler cap’

Photo: Clare James Photography

Pinning down what caused recurrent yacht engine trouble that affected multiple cruises took patience and perseverance for Justin Morton

A year or so ago I was helping a friend, Monty Halls, bring his boat Sobek, around from Plymouth to …Continue reading »

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U.S. Navy Rehearses Wartime Repairs in Central Philippine Port

The U.S. Navy rehearsed wartime repairs and maintenance on an amphibious assault ship at a port located within the central interior of the Philippines last month in an exercise designed to validate the service’s expeditionary sustainment capabilities in the Western Pacific. USS Ashland (LSD-48), a Whidbey Island-class landing ship dock, conducted the simulated wartime repairs ...

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