首页|Findings from Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne Has Provided New Da ta on Robotics (A Lunar Reconnaissance Drone for Cooperative Exploration and Hig h-resolution Mapping of Extreme Locations)
Findings from Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne Has Provided New Da ta on Robotics (A Lunar Reconnaissance Drone for Cooperative Exploration and Hig h-resolution Mapping of Extreme Locations)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – Investigators discuss new findings in Robotics. According to news reporting out of Neuchatel, Switzerland, by NewsRx e ditors, research stated, “An efficient characterization of scientifically signif icant locations is essential prior to the return of humans to the Moon. The high est resolution imagery acquired from orbit of south-polar shadowed regions and o ther relevant locations remains, at best, an order of magnitude larger than the characteristic length of most of the robotic systems to be deployed.” Our news journalists obtained a quote from the research from the Swiss Federal I nstitute of Technology Lausanne, “This hinders the planning and successful imple mentation of prospecting missions and poses a high risk for the traverse of robo ts and humans, diminishing the potential overall scientific and commercial retur n of any mission. We herein present the design of a lightweight, compact, autono mous, and reusable lunar reconnaissance drone capable of assisting other ground- based robotic assets, and eventually humans, in the characterization and high-re solution mapping (similar to 0.1 m/px) of particularly challenging and hardto-ac cess locations on the lunar surface. The proposed concept consists of two main s ubsystems: the drone and its service station. With a total combined wet mass of 100 kg, the system is capable of 11 flights without refueling the service statio n, enabling almost 9 km of accumulated flight distance.”
NeuchatelSwitzerlandEuropeEmerging TechnologiesMachine LearningRoboticsRobotsSwiss Federal Institute of Te chnology Lausanne
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