Meet the Experts: Robots in space
Will robots replace humans one day? When it comes to space exploration, robots are our precursors, gathering data to prepare humans for deep space. ESA robotics engineer Martin Azkarate discusses some of the upcoming missions involving robots and the unique science they will perform in this episode of Meet the Experts.
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Nice… Thanks space guy…
ESA, Do you believe that humans live on Mars from 2023, as promised by the Dutch ambitious man (I forgot his name)
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Thanks for uploading such a video proud of ESA and love from India
Instant Like, just for the Title. "Robots in Space" is always EPIC. Interesting as always. Greetings form Z SPACE SCIENCE LAB !
Yay, lovely to see a dutch part within the ESA programs. Amazing to know this rover is on it's way and now we feel some pressure to retrieve the samples it will produce. Extremely delicate mission so yeah needs a lot of care put in to this idea. Great that we are helped and guided to follow this amazing mission! Thank you very much for uploading! Let's see if we can construct a way to retrieve these samples, would be so much data coming from that mission, a great challenge for mankind 😀
I am proud of ESA in the Netherlands.
How much do technological advancements in space robotics affect research in robotics for commercial use here on earth and vice versa?
Is there any correlation between these two industries? Example space toilets and commercial flights toilets?
Thank you for the content and all you do ❤️