Shambles Visits the FOS Future Lab to Explore Innovative Technologies of Tomorrow @cosmicshambles

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Future Lab is an immersive technology experience at the Goodwood Festival of Speed showcasing some of the technologies of the future. For the 2022 exhibition The Cosmic Shambles Network crew were invited along with our cameras to see which new tech caught our eye.

CORRECTION: We incorrectly attributed James Carpenter's job title in his caption. He is actually the Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration.

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Find out more about Future Lab, all the exhibitors and when tickets for 2023 event go on sale at goodwood.com/motorsport/festival-of-speed/explore-festival-of-speed/fos-future-lab

Find out more about about Ocean Infinity at oceaninfinity.com
Find out more about the Artemis Project at nasa.gov/specials/artemis
Find out more about Duckietown at duckietown.org
Find out more about the Teslasuit and Teslaglove at teslasuit.io

Produced and edited by Trent Burton
Camera and sound by Andrew Mickelburgh (mindseyetv.co.uk)
Camera Assistant - Owen Rumsey

Stock B-Roll footage courtesy ESA, NASA, Ocean Infinity and Teslasuit

With thanks to Andrew Shepard at Wildfire PR and the team at Goodwood and Futurelab.

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