Just what you need for taking pictures and video in zero-g:
Japan's zero-gravity space drone sends first pictures from ISS - BBC News
Japan's zero-gravity space drone sends first pictures from ISS - BBC News

So I was the only one thinking of V.i.n.c.e.n.t. and B.o.b. from The Black Hole then?
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See doesn't remind me of those two not yet - it needs more bulk below it. Right now it reminds me a little more of Eva from Walle; all sleek and techno. Asides it needs lasers to be a Vincent or Bob
Along the surface of the sphere, 12 fans are positioned to enable Int-Ball to move around, while a number of '3D Target Markers' placed on the ISS's internal walls help the drone to orientate itself so it can navigate from place to place.