Aiming to set foot on the Moon again after a long time, NASA is quite determined despite all the setbacks. The countdown has begun for the Artemis 1 mission, which will represent the first major test for humanity’s return to the Moon. The spacecraft, which will be sent unmanned this time, faces a new surprise in the launch system. According to the news NASA, iPad will also include your device.
NASA will send iPad to the Moon with the ‘Callisto’ system
In the coming months, NASA, from 1970 to Apollo accomplishes its goal, which has not been realized since the end of its program. While awaiting the realization of this huge project, the space agency will carry out the first test phase. Since it is the first stage, there will be no people inside the rocket in this test.
According to the latest news, NASA plans to send the iPad to the Moon for testing. The reason why NASA included the iPad in its launch system is Amazon. With Alexa voice assistant related tests Orion spacecraft due to the fact that it is carried out in Thus, it is claimed that voice commands will transmit information about the spacecraft faster.
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This system, created by this collaboration between Lockheed Martin and NASA,callisto‘ is included. In this way, there will be a customized hardware and tablet in the middle of the Orion console. Moreover Webex video conferencing service, will also prefer Alexa to broadcast video and audio from the control center.
Space agency with Alexa with new system a spatial chat aims to achieve. Although Artemis 1 is said to have all the technology to return to the Moon, the new system is interesting to many. He is also the assistant director of the Orion program at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Howard Humade a statement about the new system. “He can imagine a future where astronauts can receive information about flight status and telemetry such as spacecraft direction, water supply level or battery voltage status with simple voice commands.”
In addition, NASA talked about the difficulty of testing Alexa in a spacecraft orbiting the Moon. According to the space agency, the test will be even more difficult than at home with the Echo speaker and WiFi. Many people state that this test would be easier if there were people inside the rocket.
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