Frank Kirchner

Frank Kirchner of the University of Bremen has a scorpion shaped walking robot that would make a good planetary rover.Scientist have devised an exceedingly accurate gyrocompass using whistling helium-4 at two degrees above absolute zero.

The dog-sized prototype is the brainchild of Frank Kirchner, a robotics specialist at the University of Bremen in Germany.It is currently being evaluated at NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.

Firstly, using a robot model, Professor Frank Kirschner of the University of Bremen explained to her how the automatic systems used in Mars research operate and the possibilities that they offer.The Research Minister then expressed her interest in the International Space Station and the research projects associated with it.

The dog-sized prototype is the brainchild of Frank Kirchner, a robotics specialist at the University of Bremen in Germany.It is currently being evaluated at NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.

Frank Kirchner - University of Bremen

The Scorpion was invented by Professor Frank Kirchner of the University of Bremen in Germany.NASA is building upon his work to develop a prototype for future Mars missions where it can prove valuable in studying the planet's terrain.

The Scorpion robot is able to descend steep cliffs, climb rough terrain, and squeeze into crannies that are inaccessible to larger, wheeled vehicles. The dog-sized prototype is the brainchild of Frank Kirchner, a robotics specialist at the University of Bremen in Germany.

The Scorpion was invented by Professor Frank Kirchner of the University of Bremen in Germany.NASA is building upon his work to develop a prototype for future Mars missions where it can prove valuable in studying the planet's terrain.