EVA Suit Quick Release Foot Restraint

Using a cycling clipless type of attachment (see Zero-G Space Bike) greatly simplifies ease and convenience of astronauts securing themselves to the mobile foot restraint for station based EVA. The device will reduce crew frustration and speed securing crew to the robotic arm.

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California Digital Library
Published
2026-07-22
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https://doi.org/10.48321/d1294956bf
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Space Exploration and Technology
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EVA Suit Quick Release Foot Restraint

Christopher Summers
California Digital Library
Space Exploration and Technology
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EVA Suit Quick Release Foot Restraint

Christopher Summers
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Abstract

Using a cycling clipless type of attachment (see Zero-G Space Bike) greatly simplifies ease and convenience of astronauts securing themselves to the mobile foot restraint for station based EVA. The device will reduce crew frustration and speed securing crew to the robotic arm.

California Digital Library
ET Enterprises (United Kingdom) (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Space Exploration and Technology
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