Icarus Robotics flies ISS-bound robot in microgravity for the first time
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Icarus Robotics successfully tested JOY, a robot designed for the International Space Station, in microgravity conditions for the first time. The company plans to deploy JOY to the ISS in early 2027 following this final major validation of the system.
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This is the last major test of the system before Icarus Robotics will be sending JOY the the ISS in early 2027. The post Icarus Robotics flies ISS-bound robot in microgravity for the first time appeared first on The Robot Report .
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