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A robot from NASA with a bionic hand! 🧑🏼‍🚀 Giving a humanoid more dexterity with a PSYONIC ability hand! NASA Valkyrie robot, standing at 1.8 meters tall and weighing 125 kg, is a bipedal humanoid designed to perform tasks in dangerous environments on Earth and in space. Valkyrie is...

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JF Martel1 year ago

@PSYONICinc @NASA The suit should be made of solar paint. They should send it now with the cloud and a shovel to dig a hole.

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DigitalDriftwood1 year ago

@PSYONICinc @NASA Why the fuck is NASA wasting their funding making robots?

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@PSYONICinc @NASA Wow!

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