Multi-medium robot smart skin for extreme environment applications
Sector: Space Technology • Location: College Station, Texas, United States
Source: Texas A&M
A project by Texas researchers to develop a smart skin prototype made of silicone elastomer to protect electronics and robotics from harsh space conditions such as high radiation, dust, extreme temperatures, and microgravity. The prototype will be tested on the International Space Station for six months to evaluate its performance and resilience in true space conditions.
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Description | A project by Texas researchers to develop a smart skin prototype made of silicone elastomer to protect electronics and robotics from harsh space conditions such as high radiation, dust, extreme temperatures, and microgravity. The prototype will be tested on the International Space Station for six months to evaluate its performance and resilience in true space conditions. |
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