Icarus Robotics flies ISS-bound robot in microgravity for the first time
Icarus co-founder and CTO Jaime Palmer (center) with the Icarus team testing JOY on a parabolic flight. | Source: Icarus Robotics Icarus Robotics yesterday said it has tested JOY, its free-flying robot, on four parabolic flights from Sept. 9 to 11. In total, JOY flew 66…
- 01.Icarus co-founder and CTO Jaime Palmer (center) with the Icarus team testing JOY on a parabolic flight
- 02.| Source: Icarus Robotics Icarus Robotics yesterday said it has tested JOY, its free-flying robot, on four parabolic flights from Sept
- 03.In total, JOY flew 66…
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