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USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
USA Science and Engineering Festival 2014
Summary
An attendee of the USA Science and Engineering Festival observes Robonaut 2 at the NASA Stage. Robonaut 2 is NASA's first dexterous humanoid robot that has been working on the International Space Station for the last three years. R2 recently received 1.2 meter long legs to allow mobility. This will enable R2 to assist more with regular and repetitive tasks inside and outside the station. The USA Science and Engineering Festival took place at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC on April 26 and 27, 2014. Photo Credit: (NASA/Aubrey Gemignani)
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Date
25/04/2014
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