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NASA’s Robonaut 2 with the newly developed climbing legs, designed to give the robot mobility in zero gravity. With legs, R2 will be able to assist astronauts with both hands while keeping at least one leg anchored to the station structure at all times.

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Taken in: Johnson Space Center

Author: NASA

Description: NASA’s Robonaut 2 with the newly developed climbing legs, designed to give the robot mobility in zero gravity. With legs, R2 will be able to assist astronauts with both hands while keeping at least one leg anchored to the station structure at all times.

Created on: Wednesday 13 November 2013

Albums: ISS (WIP) / COMPONENTS / ROBONAUT

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