NASA Ames Research Center - within the program, Ames Intelligent Mechanisms Group focuses on applying virtual reality and telepresence control technology to robotic systems
Intelligent Mechanisms Laboratory
NASA Johnson Space Center - the JSC Automation, Robotics and Simulation Division supports the development of robotic systems for on-orbit applications, including systems for the International Space Station
Robotic Systems Evaluation Laboratory
Integrated Graphics Operations and Analysis Laboratory
Systems Engineering Laboratory
Telepresence/Virtual Reality Laboratory
Intelligent Systems Laboratory
Robotic Maintenance for Space Station Facility 
Manipulator Development Facility
Jet Propulsion Laboratory - the JPL Robotics Section provides planetary rover technology and fundamental robotics technology development for the program, in addition to the JPL lead center responsibilities for the program
Surface Inspection Robotics Laboratory
Mobile Robotics Laboratory 
Supervised Telerobotics Laboratory 
Carnegie-Mellon University - the CMU participation in the program is targeted at the development of prototype lunar rover technologies, as well as the commercialization of program-developed robotics technologies
Robotics Institute
Field Robotics Center
Learning Robot Laboratory
Software Engineering Institute
Robotics Engineering Consortium 
Vision and Autonomous Systems Center
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - MIT provides subsumption-architecture robotics, haptic interface systems, and task control technology for the program
Field and Space Robotics Laboratory
Micro-Robotics Laboratory
Mobile Robotics Laboratory
Haptic Interfaces Laboratory
Vision and Touch Guided Manipulation Laboratory
Stanford University - for the program, the Stanford Aerospace Robotics Lab develops high-level control technology for multiple interacting robots and free-floating robotic systems
Aerospace Robotics Laboratory
University of Maryland - the program supports UMd Space Systems Lab for the development of free-flying robotic systems, and space operations research in interacting human-robotic systems
UMd Neutral Buoyancy Research Facility 
UMd Space Systems Laboratory
University of Texas at Austin - UT-A participation in the program is centered on the development of fault-tolerant mechanisms and control technology
Robotics Research Laboratory
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