After receiving a green flag for Chandrayaan-3 mission, ISRO again came into spotlight by introducing Vyom Mitra, the first Indian women to ride to space. Vyom Mitra is not a normal human being, she is a half - humanoid created by the scientists of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

Before circling astronauts on India's first manned mission to space in December 2021, the Indian Space Research Organization will send 'Vyom Mitra', a 'woman robot' in the unmanned Gaganyaan rocket. The task of Gaganyaan targets sending the space astronauts to a lower orbital region of the earth, and the rocket will have a case with a satisfactory inventory of oxygen and other basic material and offices for the Gagan Yatris.

Have you got the actual meaning of Vyom Mitra, if no - then let me tell you. Vyom Mitra, a blend of two Sanskrit words Vyoma (Space) and Mitra (Friend), thus, is also called as friend in the sky. This eye-catchy innovation - Vyom Mitra is a half-humanoid robot that can speak with space astronauts, remember them, and furthermore react to their inquiries. The half-humanoid is the after-effect of a year-long exertion of the ISRO Inertial Systems Unit in Thiruvananthapuram.

As of now, this human-looking robot doesn't have legs and can just move sideward and forward. She can recognize and give out admonitions if ecological changes inside the space craft cabin get awkward with astronauts and change the air condition. Additionally, she can take up stances appropriate for dispatch and assignments and take directions.  
 

Vyom Mitra would give ISRO researchers prompts on what's going on with the space craft that it is sent up in, and it would remain in space for all the track of craft. The underlying arrangement is to send it up for around seven days to measure how it responds to the tensions of space travel. It will likewise check if the craft would have the option to bring it back safe, and how it responds to changes in the environment during reemergence from space to the earth's climate.

After the accomplishment of Mangalyaan and the close achievement of Chandrayaan-2 a year ago, ISRO has been in the worldwide space tech spotlight. Moreover, after the sanction of third lunar space mission, India has got high hopes from ISRO. It is not yet clear whether Gaganyaan will win indistinguishable applause from other prominent Indian space missions or not, but will always be remembered.