ANOTHER PROXY ROBOTICS PATENT GRANTS. Stand By, It's A Big Deal!

Attention Aerospace Companies, Space Agencies, Enthusiasts:

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has just sent an Issue Notification for the second in our group of patents pertaining to Proxy Robotics and the exploration of space. Real Time Approximation For Robotic Space Exploration is a milestone patent, with 21 claims describing systems and methods permitting the operation of proxy robots and other robotic devices (like Mars rovers) on distant planets from the comfort and safety of Earth effectively in real time.

Black magic? Smoke and mirrors? Wormholes overcoming the speed of light? No, it's science... and perfect timing for the Space Exploration Act recently passed by both houses of Congress, and the bill just signed by President Trump authorizing $19.5 billion in funding for NASA space exploration. Here's a little teaser:

When the patent issues on April 18, 2017, I'll post an article describing its various features and advantages. Meanwhile, tell your colleagues: this intellectual property speeds up the whole process of robotic space exploration, in numerous places where frail humans cannot go. It also hastens the way for human footprints on planets like Mars. And it is available for license or sale to companies, organizations and agencies who take space exploration seriously.

For more information on this and other Proxy Robotics patents granted and pending, contact me at

[email protected] .

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Dr. K. Dean Stephens is an inventor with two proxy robotics patents granted and four more pending. He has written two books on the subject: Saving Earth: The Proxy Robot Age and Proxy Robotics: To the Moon and Beyond are available in print from The Book Patch, and the latter publication is also available as an eBook from Amazon.com.