SPACE1 Industries Humanoid Coding

NAO: writing capable

Humanoid Coding
Humanoido is looking for a new simplified programming language that can be used with humanoid robots so they can do their own coding/ programming during space flights.

This will be the first wave of space humanoids that can do rapid coding for other systems.

Space flights and rocket launches now have a number of qualified astro bots that are part of the rocket crew, and their work rosters continue to increase. A number of applications have arisen during space exploration that require machine life forms to do on-the-fly programming of rockets, spacecraft, modules, payloads, various systems and interpret that data and make decisions. On board memory is size limited and therefore programming requirements cannot be too obtrusive. Contact Humanoido

Space1 Astrobot Size

Heather Knight and Data

Space1 developed spacefaring robonauts way back in 2014 when a 13-inch tall metal humanoid was fit into the capsule of the first metal canister Rocket One. Since then, humanoids have gone from a large size to a small size with some interesting features. At only a couple of inches in size, small nauts were developed with exoskeletons of a nearly weightless material and printed using special printer techniques and material. These entities harbor the eyes and ears of the next generation of rocket AI, an intelligence mindful of safe tours into the void. In 2018, Space1 is developing both large and small bots as a life form careened towards space flight, with advanced features necessary for the missions at hand.