Why's it need legs?
Unless the ISS have artificial gravity and they just turn it off for when they're filming to send back down here..
There's nothing to spoil an unboxing like a product that doesn't work. That's the unfortunate fate of NASA's beloved Robonaut 2 project: during December, International Space Station (ISS) astronauts tried adding legs to the machine, but they didn't work. Robonaut has been helping with ISS chores for some time. Last year, …
Seems to me that an on-board robotic assistant for space station crews was perfected a little over 25 years ago.