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  • Gaganyaan
    Gaganyaan

    …test flight, G1, will carry Vyommitra (vyom meaning “space” and mitra meaning “friend” in Sanskrit), a humanoid robot with female features who can speak with ground controllers and read instrument panels in the spacecraft. Flight G1 is planned for 2026, with two more uncrewed test flights, G2 and G3, to…

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    …test flight, G1, will carry Vyommitra (vyom meaning “space” and mitra meaning “friend” in Sanskrit), a humanoid robot with female features who can speak with ground controllers and read instrument panels in the spacecraft. Flight G1 is planned for 2026, with two more uncrewed test flights, G2 and G3, to…

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