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Vision-based navigation system enables satellites to approach or avoid other objects in space

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Mounted on a robotic arm attached to a 33-m long rail, a camera system is brought closer and closer to this scale-model satellite, recreating the experience of a rendezvous in space.

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Vision-based navigation system enables satellites to approach or avoid other objects in space

Mounted on a robotic arm attached to a 33-m long rail, a camera system is brought closer and closer to this scale-model satellite, recreating the experience of a rendezvous in space.

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