LEMUR IIa Autonomous Maintenance Robot

[sk8terdude148]

i have seen this robot on a tour of JPL, it is about a foot in diameter and i herd it is to fix the hubble after the last astronaut launch to the hubble occurs

[NanoBetaGaming]

impressive! just wait til they upload some super-computer onto that thing, itll be able to go like.. 157 times as fast as that

[HYYST]

Damn, it's sooo slow! frustrating

[swfreak195]

It's not meant to be fast...It's more for functionality and getting the job done. If it's in space then you don't really need to worry about speed, it actually probably helps if it isn't fast..so it doesnt accidently fly off of the side of the satillite or w/e it's fixing.

[EM2008AS]

Great 5*****

[kizkoool]

What a fail !!!

This is one of the most unresponsive and unprecise bot I've seen this decade.

DARPA bots really kick NASA bots' ass.

[innerbreed]

@kizkoool

although i would agree on a face level, but you will find that this project is supported by DARPA!

i dont agree with the "Unprecise" part. the whole point of this is processional placements and trajectory of the Tar's! (Feet)

[k166a]

very unimpressive bot