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Robonaut 2

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Robonaut 2 (R2)

BESCHREIBUNG

Robonaut 2 is a second-generation humanoid upper-body robot developed by NASA and General Motors, representing a vision for human-like manipulation in space. Introduced in 2011, R2 focuses on dexterous manipulation, tool United Statesge, and human-compatible interfaces, enabling it to work with the same tools designed for astronauts. Its development highlights robotics’ role in hazardous and remote environments.

FUNKTIONEN

  • Human-like hands
  • tool compatibility
  • teleoperation

TECHNISCHE DATEN

Physisch
Gewicht150 kg
AbmessungenH Upper-body humanoid
MaterialienAerospace-grade alloys and composites
Mobilität
BewegungsartZweibeiner, Humanoid
Energie
LadeartStation power
Sensorik & Rechenleistung
SensorenVision systems, force/torque sensors
KonnektivitätWired / space communication links
Software / KINASA robotic control systems
HerstellerangabeDrittquelleOhne QuelleDer Quellenstatus basiert auf den angegebenen Quellen dieses Roboters.

HÄUFIG GESTELLTE FRAGEN

What is the Robonaut 2?

Robonaut 2 is a second-generation humanoid upper-body robot developed by NASA and General Motors, representing a vision for human-like manipulation in space.

Who makes the Robonaut 2?

The Robonaut 2 is made by NASA & General Motors, a robotics company based in United States.

How much does the Robonaut 2 cost?

NASA & General Motors has not publicly announced pricing for the Robonaut 2. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Robonaut 2 used for?

The Robonaut 2 is designed for forschung. It is used in raumfahrt settings.

How much does the Robonaut 2 weigh?

The Robonaut 2 weighs 150 kg.

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