Gitai says its dual robotic arm system is ready for launch to the ISS in 2024.
Credit: Gitai
Gitai’s 1.5-m-long autonomous dual robotic arm system (S2) has successfully passed all NASA safety reviews for its planned International Space Station (ISS) external demonstration. The startup, which is based in Japan but has a U.S. entity in Torrance, California, handed over the robotic flight...
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