Robot "Fedor" on ISS taught to wipe "sweat" a towel
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Robot "Fedor" on ISS taught to wipe "sweat" a towel © information agency "RIA Novosti" / Mikhail Voskresensky the Anthropomorphous robot SKYBOT F-850 "Fedor". Archival photo the STAR CITY (Moscow Region), 10 Feb - information agency "RIA Novosti". The Russian astronaut Alexander Aleksandrovich Skvortsov taught Robot "Fedor" to wipe sweat a towel onboard the International Space Station (ISS), but considers that robots never will replace the person in space. Alexander Aleksandrovich Skvortsov together with the Italian Luca Salvo Parmitano and the American Cook Christina "MS-13 Union" came back from ISS to Earth on February 6 by the piloted ship. "In some plan it [work with...
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Mikhail Voskresensky
Last position: Head of the department of a special piano (Moscow city State conservatory named after P. I. Chaykovskogo)
Alexander Aleksandrovich Skvortsov
Last position: Space pilot (Federal state-financed institution "Institute for scientific research TSPK named after Yu. A. Gagarina")
Luca Salvo Parmitano
Main activity:Field expert
Cook Christina
Morgan Andrew