NASA's Artemis 1 mission, slated for takeoff as soon as March, aims to send an Orion spacecraft around the moon. The cabin will be largely empty, save for an interactive tablet dubbed 'Callisto,' which will sit propped up to face an astronaut mannequin.
New York NASA's Artemis 1 mission, slated for take off as soon as this March, aims to send an Orion spacecraft around the moon. The cabin will be largely empty, save for an a interactive tablet that has been dubbed"Callisto," which will sit propped up to face an astronaut mannequin. Callisto is essentially a touch-screen device that features reconfigured versions of Alexa, Amazon's voice assistant, and Cisco's teleconferencing platform WebEx.
Among the many aspects that will be closely watched on the ground — at least by the group behind this Alexa experiment — is how the virtual assistant performs in space. And if nothing else, it'll be some well-placed advertising.It's all part of a collaboration between Amazon, Cisco , and Lockheed Martin , which built the Orion capsule for NASA.
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