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NASA Collaboration Reconstructs Image of Earth
Posted in Homepage on Thursday, May 16 2013
Engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center and amateur radio operators around the world collaborated to reconstruct an image of Earth sent to them from three smartphones in orbit. The joint effort was part of NASA's nanosatellite mission, called PhoneSat.
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Electric Car Battery Charger Aims for More Efficiency and Power
Posted in Homepage on Wednesday, May 15 2013
Arkansas Power Electronics International Inc. (APEI), a Genesis Technology Incubator client at the University of Arkansas, has developed a prototype battery charger for Toyota’s plug-in hybrid electric vehicle battery charger that is designed to be more efficient, more powerful and smaller.
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Robot Discovers Objects on its Own
Posted in Homepage on Tuesday, May 14 2013
Robots can continually discover and refine their understanding of objects, say researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute. The Lifelong Robotic Object Discovery (LROD) process, developed by the research team, enabled a two-armed, mobile robot to use color video, a Kinect depth camera, and non-visual information to discover more than 100 objects in a home-like laboratory, including items such as computer monitors, plants and food items.
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Rob Mueller, Lead Senior Technologist, Kennedy Space Center, FL
Posted in Homepage on Wednesday, May 01 2013
Rob Mueller is the Lead Senior Technologist for the RASSOR (Regolith Advanced Surface Systems Operations Robot) project, as well as all Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Human Robotics Systems. The RASSOR mining robot will collect soil (known as regolith) on the moon or Mars so it can be processed into rocket propellants, breathable air, water, and other consumable commodities as well as manufacturing and construction materials feed stocks.
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