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ISS robot teaming 'Surface Avatar' test successfully concludes

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Under realistic conditions, the robots demonstrated cooperation and problem-solving skills with the space-bound astronaut – including an induced failure scenario involving an 'injured' four-legged DLR robot, Bert, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) reports.
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ISS robot teaming 'Surface Avatar' test successfully concludes

Under realistic conditions, the robots demonstrated cooperation and problem-solving skills with the space-bound astronaut – including an induced failure scenario involving an 'injured' four-legged DLR robot, Bert, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) reports.

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