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NASA and DARPA

Houston, United StatesFounded 1958
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Robonaut 1A is a remotely operated humanoid robot developed jointly by NASA and DARPA as an experimental astronaut assistant. It is designed to handle tools and small objects with dexterity, capable of performing tasks required of EVA-suited crewmembers. Robonaut 1A was developed at NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, as part of the Dexterous Robotics Laboratory program.

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Robots 65%40Range 5%0Activity0Press11Readiness100Proof 30%43

The score is 65% robots, 30% proof from customers and the press, 5% range of robots. Activity and readiness are shown for context.

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Houston, United States
Founded
1958 · 68 yrs

Active robots by NASA and DARPA

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    Humanoid · 2011 · Not yet on file

    Height 1.88 m · Weight 60 kg

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Milestones

  1. 2011launch

    Launched Robonaut 1A

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