Autonomous Rover Traverse and Precise Arm Placement on Remotely Designated Targets
TBMG-14666
09/01/2012
- Content
This software controls a rover platform to traverse rocky terrain autonomously, plan paths, and avoid obstacles using its stereo hazard and navigation cameras. It does so while continuously tracking a target of interest selected from 10–20 m away. The rover drives and tracks the target until it reaches the vicinity of the target. The rover then positions itself to approach the target, deploys its robotic arm, and places the end effector instrument on the designated target to within 2–3-cm accuracy of the originally selected target.
- Citation
- "Autonomous Rover Traverse and Precise Arm Placement on Remotely Designated Targets," Mobility Engineering, September 1, 2012.