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TechRadar · November 2, 2026 · On the brief until November 16, 2026

Google is building NASA a robot doctor for use on future deep space missions

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Interpreting voice commands to guide robotic equipment handling

Google and NASA are developing an experimental robot to handle cargo and assist astronauts with medical equipment during deep space flights. Laboratory trials showed the machine achieved an 85 percent success rate when locating and moving a medical bag. The project offers engineers and flight physicians a framework for managing health emergencies during long communication delays with Earth.

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