Japan sending transformable robot to Moon in 2022

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Japan’s transformable lunar robot before (left) and after transformation.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is planning to send a transformable lunar robot to the Moon in 2022. JAXA said the robot will collect data about the Moon’s surface. This data will help JAXA develop the autonomous driving and cruising technology for its crewed, pressurized rover that’s in development.

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