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A robotic spacesuit is proposed to address issues with astronaut safety, oxygen consumption, and costs. The suit would be a robotic exoskeleton worn under a spacesuit that is 3D printed, reducing costs. It would be connected to the astronaut's brain to monitor health and allow remote control of the astronaut's body if issues arise. The suit could assist astronauts on missions to reduce oxygen use and help handicapped individuals in space medicine.
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Robospacsuit
- 2. THE CAUSES : 1. Astonaut’s accidents : Being disconnected Lost of control (pressure , oxygene ,…) Health problems Example : the death of the APPOLO1’s crew in 1986, the lost of the space shuttle crew for 9 hours and than were found all dead in 2003
- 3. 2. REDUCING of THE OXYGEN CONSOMMATION : WHEN THE ROBOSCPACSUIT WILL TAKE CHARGE OF THE ASTRONAUT’S TRAVEL AND ITS MISSONS. HE IS NOT GOING TO PUT MUCH EFFORT ; IT SAVES MORE OXYGEN FOR EMERGENCY 3. COST REDUCTION : THIS SUITS WILL BE MADE BY A 3D PRINTER. IT HELPS US TO SAVE MUCH MORE MONEY WHILE PRODUCING THE SAME QUALITY
- 4. DESCRIPTION : It’s a kind of robotic Skelton that is going to be wore by the astronaut, under its spacesuit and built by a 3D printer. IT will be related to his brain so that it can detect easily the brain waves and describe the astronaut situation, for example its temperature, tension… if it detects a weird variation, then it will send a signal to the other crew how is going to control the astronaut's body by distance thanks to the suit and make him back to the spacecraft. IT can also be used to do the mission so the astronaut doesn’t have to consume much energy The robospacesuit can be used ,also, in medecine espacially to help handicap people.
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