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Google and NASA are developing a robotic medical assistant to support astronauts during future deep space missions. The system, currently in experimental laboratory testing, aims to retrieve ultrasound equipment and handle cargo. Early trials show an 85% success rate for locating and moving a medical bag, though the project remains a proof of concept without a confirmed space-ready robot.
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