Welsh Technology Put to the Test Ahead of Mission to Mars
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Over the past three weeks, the European Space Agency (ESA) has been testing Charlie, a prototype of the rover Rosalind Franklin, in the Tabernas desert, Almería, Spain, as preparations continue to send the real to Mars, which aims to search for past life signs on the red planet. Charlie mounts the same navigation software and prototypes of the wide-angle and panoramic cameras (PanCam), of the close-up camera (CLUPI), of the spectrometer (Enfys) …
Charlie vehicle was remotely controlled from Italy to validate ExoMars mission navigation systems
Welsh technology tested in desert ahead of Mars mission
Nation.Cymru staff Technology developed at Aberystwyth University is being tested in a Spanish desert ahead of a mission to search for signs of past life on Mars. Researchers from the university’s physics and computer science departments are taking part in trials of a prototype of the European Space Agency’s Rosalind Franklin rover, which is due […]
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