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The Roskosmos Space Agency has planned to send in space a pair of humanoid robots called FEDOR as part of the mission expected to take place next August, reports Express.co.uk .
Scientists from other countries such as China that has a lunar lander on the moon and the two operational Mars rovers of the United States.
Vladimir Putin approved plans in 2011 to send several vehicles to the Moon and Mars. ] The two Russian FEDORS, acronym for Final Experimental Demonstration Object Research, should "fly for the first time aboard the ISS as crew members, and not as cargo in the transport compartment", according to the RIA Novosti website. The site also claimed that the machines would travel in space in an unmanned Soyuz rocket
what the Russian state media was calling a "good PR movement".
The robots were designed to perform rescue operations. -li Actions such as pumps, lifting weights, drilling, driving, fists and last year were allowed to shoot weapons.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin took to Twitter to deny the robot "was a Terminator" And insisted that they were part of a greater effort to develop the "Term robot robot robot robot pour pour pour pour pour pour pour pour pour. artificial intelligence for "practical significance in various fields."
Sam Bendett, a NAC badociate researcher and a student in Russia at the American Foreign Policy Council, said: "This was originally conceived as a proof of concept – and the role of space for this robot was implicit from the start. " It makes a very effective "android" military in the official videos where its shooting weapons, but ultimately it's a double Use the framework for difficult projects like working in space or in other places. other dangerous environments.
In 2011, NASA sent to ISS Robonaut 2, a 330-pound humanoid robot with manual control how such robots could be used to perform simple, repetitive or particularly dangerous tasks.
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