All about Vyommitra (Vyom Mitra), ISRO's Robot.
                     All about Vyommitra 
(Vyom Mitra), ISRO's 
Robot
Introduction
• Vyommitra (Vyom Mitra; lit. Space companion) is 
a female spacefaring humanoid robot being 
created by the Indian Space Research 
Organization to work on-board the Gaganyaan, a 
ran orbital shuttle. 
Source: Google Images
Launch Date
• Vyommitra was first disclosed on 22 
January 2020 at the Human Spaceflight and 
Exploration symposium in Bengaluru. 
Source: Google Images
Naming Purpose
• Vyommitra, a blend of two Sanskrit words 
Vyoma (Space) and Mitra (Friend), shocked 
everybody when she acquainted herself 
with the crowd.
Source: Google Images
Role
• The robot can also be a companion and 
converse with the astronauts, recognize 
them and can also respond to their queries.
Source: Economictimes
What ISRO is stating?
• ISRO executive K Sivan told the half humanoid will 
mimic human capacities in space and 
furthermore interface with the earth control life 
emotionally supportive network. 
Source: Google Images
Dedication for Vyom Mitra
Vyom Mitra is the consequence of a year-long 
exertion of the ISRO Inertial Systems Unit in 
Thiruvananthapuram. 
ISRO will send the human-taking after model 
in a space case around the finish of 2020 or 
mid 2021 for study. 
Source: Google Images
Crew Module
The humanoid, is working great, has the human 
reproduction framework. 
The ISRO will screen how the human 
framework will carry on in the earth control life 
emotionally supportive network.
Source: Google Images
 Jitendra Singh on Vyommitra
Union Minister of State for Department of Space and 
Atomic Energy Dr. Jitendra Singh too shared a video 
of the humanoid on Twitter and wrote, "This 
prototype of humanoid will go as a trial before 
Gaganyaan goes with astronauts"
Image source: Economictimes
How will it fly???
Chairman Sivan said in front of the dispatch of 
India's lady human spaceflight adventure 
'Gaganyaan' in December 2021, ISRO will embrace 
two unmanned missions in December 2020 and June 
2021 and 'Vyommitra' will fly in them.
Image source: Google Images
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