Swiss-led space robotics breakthrough: First multi-agency robot collaboration

Lucerne University achieves milestone as robots from different space agencies successfully collaborate on ISS, marking new era in space exploration technology.

Key Takeaways

Robots from German and Japanese space agencies successfully collaborated for the first time on ISS
Lucerne University's Biotesc center controls German robot Cimon
Int-Ball2 is a camera drone controlled remotely from Japan

By The Numbers

Number of robots involved in collaboration

Number of items found during hide-and-seek demonstration

They Said

"The 'milestone' achieved paves the way for more advanced human-robot teams in space"
— Lucerne University and IBM

Historic Space Robotics Breakthrough

Swiss Leadership in Space Innovation

Technical Implementation

Future Implications

Sources & References

Two robots play hide-and-seek in space with Swiss help

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Key Takeaways

Robots from German and Japanese space agencies successfully collaborated for the first time on ISS
Lucerne University's Biotesc center controls German robot Cimon
Int-Ball2 is a camera drone controlled remotely from Japan

By The Numbers

Number of robots involved in collaboration

Number of items found during hide-and-seek demonstration

They Said

"The 'milestone' achieved paves the way for more advanced human-robot teams in space"
— Lucerne University and IBM

Key Takeaways

By The Numbers

They Said

Historic Space Robotics Breakthrough

Swiss Leadership in Space Innovation

Technical Implementation

Future Implications

Sources & References

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