Titan has intrigued astronomers ever since it was discovered. The moon orbiting Saturn is replete with rivers, lakes and seas ...

Originally built as a trainer, the Cessna A-37 Dragonfly turned into one of the most effective combat aircraft of the Vietnam ...

Now, NASA is set to explore this world — and soar above it — with a dronelike robotic rotorcraft named Dragonfly that will scour the alien moon for signs of habitability. Last Friday ...

In April 2024, NASA approved Dragonfly, a mission consisting of a flying robotic drone with four pairs of rotors to carry it from place to place on the Titanian surface, landing to perform ...

This is one of NASA's most exciting, and daring, robotic missions of all time. After launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in July 2028, it will take Dragonfly about six years to ...

A similar robot originally built by Boston Dynamics was seen reminding visitors of safe distancing measures in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park in 2020. The Dragonfly is a menacing mozzie exterminator – a ...

Built jointly by a Jacobs and Hitachi partnership, Dragonfly provides AI-powered condition assessment and guidance to cost-effectively manage collection system infrastructure. The advanced robotic ...

This mission would center on the robotic Dragonfly rotorcraft, the first mobile robot explorer to carry out its mission outside the planet. It is also the second flying drone to explore another ...

NASA has formally approved the robotic Dragonfly mission for full development, committing to a revolutionary project to explore Saturn's largest moon with a quadcopter drone. Agency officials ...

The Dragonfly robotic rotorcraft will leverage Titan’s low gravity and dense atmosphere to fly between different points of interest on the moon’s surface, spanning several miles apart. This innovative ...

The proposed 2025 budget request for NASA, released by the Biden Administration in early March, allocates $2.73 billion for robotic planetary exploration that includes the Dragonfly mission ...

NASA’s famously successful Ingenuity rotorcraft — the 3.5-pound helicopter-like robot collecting samples ... with the ambitious Dragonfly mission to Saturn’s moon Titan.