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When humans are finally ready to relocate civilization to Mars, they won't be able to do it alone. They'll need trusted specialists with encyclopedic knowledge, composure under pressure, and extreme endurance - droids like Justin. Built by the German space agency DLR, such humanoid bots are being groomed to build the first martian habitat for humans. Engineers have been refining Justin's physical abilities for a decade; the mech can handle tools, shoot and upload photos, catch flying objects, and navigate obstacles.

Height: 6' 3''
Weight: 440 pounds
Lifting Strength: 31 pounds in each arm
Unexpected Talent: Making tea and coffee
Eyes: Hi-def cameras and sensors embedded in the head generate a 3-D view of Justin's surroundings.
Probe: An R2D2-style data interface means Justin can sync up to computers and data collection stations. Eventually, it will be able to charge its own battery by plugging into a solar power unit.
Hands: Eight jointed fingers allow the bot to deftly handle tools.
Base: Justin's protocols are stored onboard, so it can complete tasks and save data even if communication links fail.
Wheels: DLR tested Justin's future all-terrain robot wheels atop an active volcano.