<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder are using a small robot named Armstrong operated through VR to help train people for future lunar missions.</li><li>The robot, controlled remotely by students wearing VR headsets, assists in simulating lunar operations in a safe environment on Earth.</li><li>A recent study showed that training with VR in a 'digital twin' environment can help individuals control robots more efficiently and with reduced stress.</li><li>The research aims to prepare for future moon missions where human astronauts and robots will collaborate extensively, showcasing the importance of virtual training in challenging environments.</li></ul>

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