Japanese company ispace has raised $90.2 million in a Series A funding round, an amount it’s calling the “largest ever” Series A in commercial space financing. The funding comes from
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We reported about the plans <a href="http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/03/09/japan-plans-to-let-robots-and-humans-work-h
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Japan is prone to large-scale earthquakes, so the fact that researchers in this country are const
It’s times like this I wish we really did just have the rovers on a sound stage or somewhere in the desert. Unfortunately, we really did fire a freaking rocket, loaded with robots, into space, w
I’ve just downloaded an inexplicably large video (120mb for 30 seconds? It’s called YouTube, guys) of this crab doing its thing. It’s certainly not as cool as the BigDog robot from y