Talks Titles:
– NASA-GM Robonaut 2: An Engineering Revolution in Robotics and Automation
– Mars Desert Research Station: Engineering Challenges in Self-Sufficiency Conditions
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Dr. Barajas will be the opening Keynote Speaker at the IEEE Workshop on Engineering Applications (WEA) in Bogotá, Colombia
April 26th, 2012Where is Robonaut 2? where no humanoid robot has gone before.
January 3rd, 2012The original Robonaut 2 (R2) is at the NASA-JSC in Houston, TX (Left). The second R2, originally intended for GM, ended up in the International Space Station (Right). There are two more R2’s, a flight copy of the one in the ISS, which is in Houston and the newest R2 which is at the GM Global R&D Center in Warren, MI.
Robonaut 2 Receives National Federal Laboratory Consortium Award for Technology Transfer
November 14th, 2011NASA was honored for its technology transfer achievements by the Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC). The team members of the partnership from the NASA Johnson Space Center and from General Motors were recognized for the design of the humanoid robot, Robonaut 2, for aerospace applications and automotive manufacturing.
Robonaut 2 Team Receives the General Motors R&D Charles L. McCuen Special Achievement Innovation Award
October 27th, 2011
This distinction was granted for extraordinary technical accomplishments in the design and development of the GM-NASA world’s most dexterous, anthropomorphic robot, Robonaut 2 (R2).
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