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Inchworm Robot

Research-RobotsUnited StatesUnited StatesReleased
Inchworm Robot
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DESCRIPTION

Inchworm Robot is a Research-Robots from GITAI. It is built for Assistance, Research, Inspection.

GITAI's inchworm robot is built for work in micro-gravity on space stations and satellites, where it handles maintenance, repairs and scientific experiments. Its defining feature is a modular design with grapple ends that let it move itself across a structure the way an inchworm does, relocating between work sites rather than being fixed to one. GITAI describes control as primarily autonomous, using onboard sensors, with human supervision available through teleoperation - a deliberate balance between autonomy and operator oversight for tasks where a communications delay makes pure remote control impractical.

FEATURES

  • Modular design with grapple ends for inchworm locomotion across structures
  • Built for micro-gravity operation on space stations and satellites
  • Primarily autonomous control with advanced onboard sensors
  • Human supervision available via teleoperation
  • Handles maintenance, repairs and scientific experiments

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Mobility
Movement TypeOther
ManipulationHigh
EnvironmentMicro-gravity, on space stations and satellites.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Inchworm Robot?

GITAI's inchworm robot is built for work in micro-gravity on space stations and satellites, where it handles maintenance, repairs and scientific experiments.

Who makes the Inchworm Robot?

The Inchworm Robot is made by GITAI, a robotics company based in United States.

How much does the Inchworm Robot cost?

GITAI has not publicly announced pricing for the Inchworm Robot. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Inchworm Robot used for?

The Inchworm Robot is designed for assistance, research, and inspection. It is used in research and space settings.

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