Google and NASA are developing a robotic nurse for flights to Mars
🚀 Google and NASA are developing a robotic nurse for flights to Mars A robotic assistant should facilitate the work of the crew during long space missions. In emergency situations, he will be able to help the doctor, provide medical instruments and medications, and otherwise...
- 01.🚀 Google and NASA are developing a robotic nurse for flights to Mars A robotic assistant should facilitate the work of the crew during long space missions
- 02.In emergency situations, he will be able to help the doctor, provide medical instruments and medications, and otherwise...
🚀 Google и NASA разрабатывают робота-медсестру для полётов на Марс Роботизированный помощник должен облегчить работу экипажа во время длительных космических миссий. В экстренных ситуациях он сможет помогать врачу, подавать медицинские инструменты и препараты, а в остальное время — перемещать грузы, работать с оборудованием и выполнять рутинные задачи. Управлять роботом астронавты смогут с помощью голосовых команд. Пока технология проходит испытания в симуляторе MuJoCo от Google DeepMind, где разработчики проверяют движения робота и его способность взаимодействовать с предметами. Источник
Related Intelligence
All stories →OpenAI says ChatGPT is catching up to Google in search
In many circles, "Ask Chat" has replaced "Google it," and that's reflected in a new announcement from OpenAI: the volume of search queries run through ChatGPT now equals 20 percent of the volume run through Google. Adam Fry, OpenAI's consumer product lead for ChatGPT, made the…
TamaGPT
GPT6 Astra actually designed the circuit board. Isn't that crazy? [music] Don't look like a slob. Try your best, Justin. My name is Justin Lynn. I work on the research team at OpenAI. With this project, I wanted to kind of showcase what we were doing with Astra, a combination of…
Qodo brings company context into Codex code review
Qodo’s Codex plugin brings company context, codebase standards, and independent review into the development workflow. It helps developers catch bugs across repositories, where a change can look right in one codebase and break a service in another. In Behind the Build, co-founder…