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Carie - The Space Pet

Author(s) Jena Catherine Bel D, Anjana P, Durga M, Naveen D
Country India
Abstract Robotics is the fusion of science, engineering, and technology that creates robots, or machines, that mimic or take the place of human beings in performing tasks. Multiple sorts of robotics are possible. It is also possible to use robotics for space research. Physically and mentally challenging situations might arise for humans during space travel. The use of technology can help us to some extent get past the mental challenges as the physical challenges are unavoidable. We employ robotics in order to get over mental obstacles. To reach the objective of promoting astronaut wellness in space, we combine robotics with a number of other technologies. This project is aimed at developing an autonomous robot companion for astronauts during space missions. The objective is to provide real time monitoring, forecasting capability and navigation assistance in order to ensure the safety, efficiency and well-being of astronauts. The robot companion is capable of monitoring astronaut's health conditions and detecting potential problems at an early stage by integrating high resolution sensors and sophisticated algorithms. The robot aims to improve the overall experience and performance of astronauts in space by applying predictive analytical tools and advanced navigation systems.
Keywords Astronauts, sensor, outer space, navigation
Field Computer > Automation / Robotics
Published In Volume 5, Issue 3, May-June 2023
Published On 2023-06-25
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2023.v05i03.3975
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