Meteron

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    METERON is a suite of experiments initiated by ESA to validate advanced technologies for space telerobotics in order to command different robots on earth from the International Space Station (ISS) using different human machine interface (HMI) devices.

    DLR  of Germany is an active partner in Meteron, along with NASA of the United States, and Roscosmos of the Russian Federation. DLR is currently spearheading the SUPVIS Justin experiment to address the local intelligence of a robot required to interpret and execute an astronaut’s command.

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    07
    Aug. 2018

    German Astronaut Alexander Gerst to command Justin from in ISS in August

    The final preparation for the next METERON SUPVIS Justin ISS crew session is underway, slated for August 16 and 17. For this experiment, German Astronaut Dr. Alexander Gerst will be at the helm to command Rollin’ Justin to perform increasingly complicated tasks necessary for future planetary colony missions.

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    03
    Mar. 2018

    NASA Astronaut Scott Tingle works with Rollin’ Justin from the ISS

    In the second ISS crew session of METERON SUPVIS Justin on March 2, 2018, NASA Astronaut Scott Tingle commanded DLR robot from orbit to perform more complex tasks in the continuing effort to advance space telerobotics technology.

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    27
    Feb. 2018

    SUPVIS Justin ISS session #2 set for March 2, 2018

    The METERON SUPVIS Justin team has been hard at work, studying the results of the first ISS crew session and developing new robotic capabilities for the 2nd ISS crew session. This session is now set for Friday, March 2, 2018.

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