Autonomous systems and robotics technologies consist of software andhardware devices that enable functions that cannot be performed by the crew, enhance crew activities, or operate during uncrewed periods. As this…
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Autonomous systems and robotics technologies consist of software andhardware devices that enable functions that cannot be performed by the crew, enhance crew activities, or operate during uncrewed periods. As this capability is cross-cutting, some autonomous systems or robotic technologies may be included in other relevant sections of the catalog.
Overall, the technologies listed are those that may be of utility to logistics.
Integrated System for Autonomous and Adaptive Caretaking (ISAAC)
Task And Motion Planning for Space Operations with Human Assisted Recovery (PICKNIK)
High Performance Spaceflight Computing
Dust Tolerant Electropermanent Magnetic Tool Interface (Altius Space Machines)
Bulk Metallic Glass Gear
Motors for Dusty & Extremely Cold Environments (MDECE)
Universal Docking Interface for Free-Flying Robots (Honeybee Robotics)
Motion And Pose Estimation for Autonomy of Dynamic/Contact Tasks
Machine Vision Automation for Ground Control Tele-Robotics
Lightweight Surface Manipulation System (LSMS)
Telehandler
Robotic Efficient Arm for Cargo Handling (Apptronik Inc.)
Robotic Interface Dogtags for Autonomous Habitat Outfitting and Logistics (Altius)
