ABEJA voice AI controls Int-Ball2 robot aboard the ISS
ABEJA’s edge voice-recognition system successfully issued movement and rotation commands to JAXA’s Int-Ball2 free-flying robot in the ISS Kibo module.
Evidence notes
- The experiment demonstrated voice-command control for movement and rotation aboard Kibo.
- ABEJA tuned the model for station noise and constrained onboard compute.
- The result is an orbital technology demonstration, not a commercial robot deployment.
Company context
ABEJA develops enterprise AI systems and edge-deployable machine-learning software. Its robotics-relevant work includes a compact, noise-tuned voice-recognition system used to issue movement and rotation commands to JAXA’s Int-Ball2 free-flying robot aboard the International Space Station.