Who Is Vyomamitra? Here’s All You Need To About Robots!
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) would send a female robot 'Vyomamitra' in the unmanned Gaganyaan spacecraft
Robotics has been creating a plethora of disruptions in the tech space. The latest endeavour of uplifting robotics seems to be from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). ISRO would send ‘Vyomamitra’, a ‘lady robot’ in unmanned Gaganyaan spacecraft. This is even before orbiting astronauts on India’s first manned mission to space on December 2021.
To talk about ‘Vyomamitra’, it was the centre of attraction at the inaugural session of the ‘Human Spaceflight and Exploration – Present Challenges and Future Trends’
Who is Vyomamitra But?
A combination of two words ‘Vyoma’ (Space) and Mitra (Friend), had taken everyone by surprise when she introduced herself to the audience that had gathered there.
To quote her, “Hello everyone. I am Vyomamitra, the prototype of the half humanoid, been made for the first unmanned Gaganyaan mission.” She further stressed on her role in the mission and said that she can monitor through module parameters, raise an alert, and also perform life support operations. Additionally, she can also perform activities like switch panel operations.
Vyomamitra can also be a companion and talk to astronauts, recognise them and respond to their queries. ISRO chairman K Sivan had told reporters that humanoid would stimulate human functions in space and also interact with the environment control life support system.
ISRO is about to undertake two unmanned missions in December 2020 and June 2021.
Where Is Robotics Headed In The Future?
As per a Forrester report, robots are most likely to eliminate 6 percent of jobs by 2021. Robotics is already designing the next generation of robots that would look, feel and act more human. Several industry experts have stressed on the concept of rescue robots. All-terrain robots (ATR), will actually function as a team by sharing their live locations, discoveries, search patterns, and more.
As technology advances, we would be spectators to the vast knowledge that technology would be unfolding in the upcoming days.
Four astronauts have been identified for India's upcoming Gaganyaan mission, India's space agency Isro said today.
The training of astronauts will begin in the third week of January in Russia, Isro chief K Sivan told reporters in Bengaluru.
Gaganyaan is a crewed orbital spacecraft intended to send astronauts to space for a minimum of seven days by 2022, as part of the Indian Human Spaceflight Programme. Last year, Isro had said it wanted woman astronauts to be part of the mission.
K Sivan said today that many of Gaganyaan's systems needed to be tested, and that crew training would be a major activity this year.
CHANDRAYAAN-3
K Sivan also said India's next moon mission, Chandrayaan-3, had been approved. He said the launch may shift to next year. (Union Minister Jitendra Singh said yesterday India would launch Chandrayaan-3 in 2020.)
The ongoing moon mission, Chandrayaan-2, has been largely successful -- but the Vikram lander failed to soft-land on the Moon in September. Nasa recently published images of debris at the crash site, with help from a Chennai techie.
K Sivan congratulated the young man, Shanmuga Subramaniam, and said it was Isro's policy not to release the picture of the crashed module.
"We know where it crashed and where it is located," he said.
Sivan also pointed out that the Chandrayaan-2 orbiter was still functioning, and said it would continue to provide data for seven years.
Like the Chandrayaan-2 mission, Chandrayaan-3 will have a lander, a rover and a propulsion module, he said.
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