The global Space Robotics Market size was valued at USD 5.41 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow from USD 5.69 billion in 2025 to reach USD 8.47 billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.1% ...

For the first time in the history of the space station, two robots from different space agencies communicated and carried out ...

Robotics is poised for robust growth in the near term. Watch PATH, NVDA, AMD and SERV for potential market dominance across ...

An undated handout artist's illustration of the Canadian space robot Dextre released by the Canadian Space Agency in Longueuil, QC, Friday, Febraury 14, 2008. HO/The Canadian Press ...

In video released today, Kirobo, Japan's first robot astronaut, spoke from the International Space Station — believed to be the first time a robot has spoken from space.

The first humanoid space robot is finally about to get its legs 'Legs are going to really kind of open up the robot's horizons,' said Robert Ambrose from NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston ...

Kirobo, developed by the Kibo Robot Project (kibo is Japanese for 'hope'), arrived on the space station this morning aboard the Kounotori 4 cargo vessel that was launched into orbit on August 3rd/4th.

Is it not better to send robots to explore space? Many intelligent people believe this is the case, given that a robot mission costs between 10 and 100 times less than a manned mission.

New tests have shown experts could operate the robots from an orbiting space station, with an astronaut having already taken ...

The Canadian robot Dextre has arms more than three metres in length and can attach power tools as fingers. It was sent to the space station in 2008, and is now doing a lot of jobs that were ...

It is carrying a robot called Fedor, which will perform two weeks of tests aboard the space station. Solovyev said the robot had not been taught how to manually conduct a docking.

— CanadianSpaceAgency (@csa_asc) May 27, 2014 Of course, astronauts could have done the work, but being able to have a robot do the job means keeping humans safe from the perils of working in space.