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Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Space Robot Explorer

SPACE ROBOT EXPLORER
We remember the success of the first Titan Moon Robot Explorer which was built inside Humanoido Laboratory and completed by January 2014.

Advance forward in time by 4 years to 2017 where a new intelligent space robot explorer is emerging. Great advances in AI machine intelligence and vision systems makes new features possible.

Space robots operating at incredible distances from Earth will need their own autonomous intelligence due to the great time lag in communications. To keep the rover package small, the new intelligent space robot explorer offloads its on-board smaller brain to a larger and more vast remote brain automatically and wireless. Envisioned is a vast super brain located either in orbit or landed on the surface cohabiting the same space planet, moon, asteroid, or comet.

Monday, December 9, 2013

Robot Explorer Weather Function Add Log 13

ROBOT EXPLORER WEATHER FUNCTION ADD LOG 13
Today, a weather function was added to the Titan Moon Robot Explorer. There's enough sensors and functions to serve as a remote outpost Titan Moon weather station in the remote part of the Solar System. Though sensors already reside inside the robot explorer, it's possible calculations can determine specific weather components to include temperature, wind velocity, wind direction, and elements of humidity that exist outside of the robot's compartments. The vehicle is also capable of measuring solar lighting conditions, determining day and night, dusk and dawn and shade conditions.

Robot Explorer Cold Temperature Log 12

Car dug out of snow but no place to go

ROBOT EXPLORER COLD TEMPERATURE LOG 12
On Moon Titan, temperatures can reach -278 degrees Fahrenheit. Is is possible to find a place

Walls of snow on planet Earth

on Earth which is very cold to test components inside the Titan Moon Robot Explorer?

Not as cold but very cold is the Antarctica region, which during July of 2013 reached a very cold temperature of -135.3 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a NASA satellite.

A pot of dry ice is -109.3 degrees Fahrenheit and a flask of liquid nitrogen can reach -346 to -320 degrees Fahrenheit. So it seems we don't actually need to go to the Earth's polar region to test the Titan Moon Robot. The testing can occur in the lab in a bed of liquid nitrogen with an environment warmed to -278 degrees Fahrenheit.

What about snow? Although it snows in many places on Earth, snow is around freezing temperatures of +32 degrees Fahrenheit and is too warm for testing the Titan Moon Explorer Robot.

Robot Explorer Index
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/09/robot-explorer-index.htm

Photo Source
http://staff.psc.edu/awetzel/snowFeb2010.html

Sunday, December 8, 2013

M3T Telescope Molecular Titan

MOLECULAR TITAN

Saturday, December 7, 2013

M3T Massive Molecular Mining Telescope Views Titan

M3T MASSIVE MOLECULAR MINING TELESCOPE IMAGES SATURN'S MOON TITAN
Penetrating Titan's thick atmospheric shroud is a great challenge. Our data observatory is mining the molecular constructs within and under the atmosphere of Moon Titan.

Why? Titan is a very rich moon, filled with a lifetime supply of wealthy hydrocarbons and natural oil, just ready for shipment back to the Earth and Mars as a source of pure energy. Merely scoop it up from the oil lakes and atmosphere - ready for the plucking.

This black gold could power the Earth for generations to come. Soon the oil deposits on the Earth will be depleted and space barging mineral wealth back to the Earth will become an important business.

Our space program is focused on Titan. We're building the Robotic Titan Moon Explorer and continuing to watch the moon with our telescopes to gather data for a future landing and mining operation.

This M3T Telescopic visible energy view is a precursor to the upcoming molecular view. Surprisingly, visible energy shows detail and a penetration through the thick veil of smog clouds. Study shows Titan has heavy smog from methane and hydrocarbons, even lakes of thickened oil, and glimpsing detail through the air is a great challenge. When it happens as seen on this data image, it's a rare event.

Stay tuned for the new upcoming view in moleculars. It sure to be spectacular, unlike anything ever seen before!

Monday, September 23, 2013

Robot Explorer Index

ROBOT EXPLORER INDEX
The Big Brain Initiative is building robot life to explore new worlds at the outer fringes of the Solar System. Eyes are on Saturn's rich Moon Titan, made up of wealthy natural resources (oil, mineral, hydrocarbon). Robot Explorer could also explore large asteroids in search of gold, titanium and gems. Of course the search for recent and ancient life forms could continue as well. Use this index to find many of the logs during development of this new exploratory life form.

Robot Explorer Log 12 Cold Temperature
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/12/robot-explorer-cold-temperature-log-12.html

Robot Explorer Log 11 Creating Intelligent Life
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/09/creating-intelligent-life.html

Robot Explorer Log 10 Mission Control
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/09/robot-explorer-log-10-mission-control.html

Robot Explorer Log 9 Interplanetary TV Monitor
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/09/robot-explorer-log-9-interplanetary-tv.html

Robot Explorer Log 8 Wireless Camera
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/09/robot-explorer-wireless-camera_22.html

Robot Explorer Log 7 Stall Sensor
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/robot-explorer-log-7.html

Robot Explorer Log 6 Two Propellers
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/robot-explorer-log-6.html

Robot Explorer Log 5 Propeller Pins
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/robot-explorer-log-5.html

Robot Explorer Log 4 Light Sensor
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/robot-explorer-log-4.html

Robot Explorer Log 3 First Assembly
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/robot-explorer-log-3.html

Robot Explorer Log 2 First Considerations
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/log-2.html

Robot Explorer Log 1 the Chronicles
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/robot-explorer-log-1.html

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