Icarus Robotics uses KULR technology to power JOY free-flying space robot
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Under the agreement, KULR will supply its KULR ONE Space battery systems to power JOY’s onboard systems on the ISS.
1Key Takeaways
- Under the agreement, KULR will supply its KULR ONE Space battery systems to power JOY’s onboard systems on the ISS.
- Headline: Icarus Robotics uses KULR technology to power JOY free-flying space robot
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3Why it matters
Robotics news connects AI models to the physical world, from warehouses to humanoids. The Robot Report reports that under the agreement, KULR will supply its KULR ONE Space battery systems to power JOY’s onboard systems on the ISS.
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