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ETV is wrapping up for the year 2007, and we wanted to share the top viewed videos of the last year. This years top 10 included a futuristic car, a running robot, a portable EMI tent, water striding robotics and much more.
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The M.A.R.S. (multi-appendage robot system) is a robotic instrument designed to be used in zero gravity for the NASA JPL to walk outside the space station or the next generation space exploration task.
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Atair Aerospace is a high-technology defense contractor dedicated to modernizing military and government logistics by creatively solving complex aerospace and engineering problems that integrate the state-of-the-art in parachute designs and guidance,...
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The second generation Robonaut from NASA improves on the first with very tightly packaged electronics and also structural modifications for use in space mounted to a large arm or as a planetary explorer.
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The first Robonaut was designed to be an autonomous helper to astronauts during space walks. In today's episode, we'll look at how NASA scientists and engineers are working toward that goal.
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NASA scientists and engineers have been designing a robonaut since the late 1990's to assist astronauts on space walks. Check out what they've come up with and hear about the basis for this project.
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We've made it to Mars, how do we keep the equipment dust free from planetary exploration? NASA engineers are designing planetary exploration suits to meet the demands of Human-kinds next galactic steps.
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Designing a space suit for space exploration is one thing, creating a spacesuit for planetary exploration is a completely different tailoring order. Aside from the atmospheric issues, NASA engineers are looking at way to make the suits lighter to achieve...
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More from the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. NASA engineers for both the shuttle and the international space station talk about what they do on a daily basis and the work done at Mission Control.
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At the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, NASA engineers control space vehicles on a daily basis. It takes almost three years of training to do what they do, and today, we'll get a feel for what it's like to sit in the chairs at Mission Control...