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Irish Co-Founded Space-Tech Bags $6.1m for a Robot Labour Force

Icarus Robotics secured $6.1 million to develop AI-driven robots that will handle cargo and maintenance tasks, freeing astronauts for more research aboard the space station.

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Icarus is building robots that could take over menial tasks in a spacecraft, allowing astronauts to focus on research instead. Read more: Irish co-founded space-tech bags $6.1m for a robot labour force

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Irish co-founded space-tech bags $6.1m for a robot labour force

Icarus is building robots that could take over menial tasks in a spacecraft, allowing astronauts to focus on research instead. Read more: Irish co-founded space-tech bags $6.1m for a robot labour force

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Space start-up Icarus raises $6.1m in seed round

Robotics company is developing robot labour force for space

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Icarus raises $6.1M to take on space’s “warehouse work” with embodied-AI robots

Icarus Robotics wants to liberate astronauts from time-sucking logistics labor.

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Irish co-founded space-tech bags $6.1m for a robot labour force - EUROPE SAYS

Icarus is building robots that could take over menial tasks in a spacecraft, allowing astronauts to focus on research instead.

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Icarus Robotics Raises $6.1M to Take the Warehouse Work Out of Space Missions

With embodied-AI robots and fan-driven mobility, Icarus aims to free astronauts from warehouse work in orbit—starting with the… The post Icarus Robotics Raises $6.1M to Take the Warehouse Work Out of Space Missions appeared first on IMP.NEWS.

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