Rollin’ Justin
Rollin’ Justin – or just simply Justin – is a wireless robot developed by DLR, the German Aerospace Center, at the Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics. Justin was invented not to be used on Earth, but to be put on a satellite to repair other satellites.

The main goal in creating new generation of space robots is to combine light in weight and having multiple senses. Furthermore, it should be easy to control from the Earth. And that’s exactly how Justin, autonomous and programmable humanoid robot, works!


But as making robots is responsibility and hard work, it can also be a bit of fun and entertainment. Justin can make you tea or coffee and hold a paper cup avoiding splashing the liquid all over its hands. He can also do a dance from Pulp Fiction.
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