Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) are getting a futuristic new assistant: an artificial intelligence-powered robot named Cimon. Project Cimon â short for Crew Interactive MObile ...

Despite the fact the original CIMON went rogue and stopped taking orders in 2018, a second robot with artificial intelligence, known as CIMON-2, is making its way towards the International Space ...

CIMON is the world's first flying, autonomous astronaut assistant featuring artificial intelligence The technology demonstrator is roughly the size of a medicine ball and will be used in the Columbus ...

Along for the ride with the astronauts on the International Space Station is a bit of a talking head called CIMON-2. Designed to interact with the astronauts, the ball-shaped robot is helping them ...

CIMON-2 is an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered space robot engineered using IBM Watson technology in partnership with Airbus and the German Aerospace Center. The project is considered a milestone ...

There’s a new astronaut on its way to the International Space Station this morning aboard SpaceX’s most recent resupply launch, and it’s only the size of a medicine ball. CIMON (Crew Interactive ...

There is no shortage of sci-fi robot companions – Luke Skywalker’s robot buddies C3PO and R2D2 and Jimmy Neutron’s robot-dog Goddard come to mind. Astronauts aboard the International Space Station ...

CIMON (pronounced “Simon” and short for Crew Interactive Mobile companiON) returned with other cargo aboard SpaceX’s CRS-18 spacecraft last week. For those not in the know, CIMON was developed by ...

The Crew Interactive MObile companioN (CIMON) is able to see, hear, understand, speak – and fly. It is roughly spherical, has a diameter of 32 centimetres and weighs five kilograms. Its robotic ...