Robot trains for Mars missions

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Oregon State University researchers tested a quadruped robot, demonstrating its potential as an autonomous field partner for future Mars missions. The robot successfully scouted terrain and made data collection decisions independently during tests at White Sands National Park, showcasing its ability to support astronaut operations and maximize scientific return. This research, part of NASA's Moon to Mars initiative, aims to enhance robotic capabilities for exploring challenging environments and gathering valuable scientific data on other worlds.


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