MSOE Developing Space Mining Robot for NASA Lunabotics

On this Smart Robots Review episode Elias talks to the Milwaukee School of Engineering Lunabotics competition team about this years NASA competition and their space mining robot prototype.

As part of the Apollo 50th Anniversary celebration, Discovery World Museum in Milwaukee organized activities designed to educate and inspire the next generation of rocket scientists, researchers and explorers.

This episode is part of a series of episodes I will be sharing with you about what I saw and learned during my visit from young innovators and a startup, working on cutting edge space sciences projects.

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[CUBETechie]

I don't understand how this round bucket wheel excavator should work?

[deepdavidmilestone]

None of these robots are really practical for space environment