I think you're overestimating the capabilities of current robotics. The Hubble wasn't designed to be repaired by robots. Technically, it wasn't designed to be r

I think you're overestimating the capabilities of current robotics. The Hubble wasn't designed to be repaired by robots. Technically, it wasn't designed to be repaired at all. If a robot is going to do the job, it will need to at least match the dexterity of a human in a space suit, and be able to react quickly to unexpected circumstances. Neither teleoperation nor AI is there yet. Maybe in a few decades.