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“Autobiographical memory” lets robots act as knowledge go-betweens for ISS crews

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Anyone who’s had to take on job responsibilities from someone who left the company months ago will appreciate this robotic system designed with the International Space Station (ISS) in mind. With the design challenge of retaining important experiential information between rotating crews of astronauts, French researchers used the popular Nao robot to form an “autobiographical memory” of human interactions and pass on the know-how to new crew members.
via Gizmag

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Image: Inserm/Patrice Latron

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