NASA Collaborates with Robotics Company for Lunar Mission Intelligence
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NASA is working to integrate robotic intelligence into its long-term missions on the Moon. The agency aims to utilize robots to handle routine tasks, which would enable crew members to focus more of their time on exploration and science.
Implementing this level of robotic motion control requires complex technology. Specifically, NASA is seeking advances in object recognition and robotic decision-making to overcome these challenges.
To address these technical needs, NASA is working with a robotics company based in Boulder, Colorado.
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