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Robots on Mars, an Empty Sample Tube and a Laser
Several days ago, a robot on Mars selected a hollow coring bit from its tool kit, drilled into a rock, withdrew the tool and placed the core into a sample tube. At least, that’s what should have happened. But just … Continue reading
Posted in Discursive Detours, Science News
Tagged Mars, robots, science, Solar planets, space exploration, technology
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Perseverance on Mars: February 18, 2021
(Mars 2020 getting ready for launch last year.) I’ll be looking at NASA’s Mars 2020 Ingenuity helicopter, the spacecraft, and an experimental oxygen generator. With a quick look at news of the mission’s landing this afternoon. Outward Bound: July 30, … Continue reading
Posted in Discursive Detours, Science News
Tagged artificial intelligence, astrobiology, exobiology, Mars, robots, science, Solar planets, space exploration, technology
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Coming: Robots
The Texas University robot football squad probably won’t go pro, replacing the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Texans. They’re too small, for starters. But they’re helping researchers develop robot office assistants. Smart ones. Maybe as effective as today’s human office gofers. … Continue reading
Posted in Science News
Tagged artificial intelligence, getting a grip, information technology, robots, technology
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