Space Station Free-Flying Cameras and Robots

Small free-flying camera and assistant robots that move about inside a crewed space station to photograph, inspect or help the crew, such as the Int-Ball ball cameras that work inside the Japanese Kibō module of the International Space Station. A system belongs here when its cited source calls it a free-flying, self-propelled or autonomous camera or robot used aboard a space station. Free-flying orbital satellites have their own groups in this subcategory.