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Mars Rover

NASA CAMEE UTSA

Welcome

Welcome

Surface vehicles, also known as "rovers", are used to explore various types of terrain. Basic rover functions consist of a suite of tools used to gather and interpret data from subjected surroundings. In case of being tasked with exploring extreme environments, such as Mars, the rover most be able to withstand these environmental hardships. Variables that must be taken under deep consideration are listed as the following:

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  • Temperature

  • Pressure

  • Humidity

  • Atmospheric composition

  • Soil composition

  • Roughness of terrain

 

Our team has been tasked with the development for a low-cost rover design that integrates novel concepts to advance planetary exploration vehicles' abilities. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printing techniques have been explored as the primary method of fabrication due to the lower costs, practicality, and intricate geometric possibilities associated. Advancements in the realm of 3D printing have presented promising results. These results will prove useful as a realistic alternative for off planet manufacturing in the future. 

OUR WORK

OUR WORK

Project Constrains, Key Design Aspects and Validation Plans.

ABOUT US
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ABOUT US

Dr. Kiran Bhaganagar’s Rover Team

Laboratory of Turbulence, Sensing, and Intelligence Systems

Ethan Beeman

Master's

Student 

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Jahsiah Toby

Undergraduate

Member

Sean Foote

Undergraduate Member

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CONTACT
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FIND US

Address:

1 UTSA Circle, San Antonio, TX 78249

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E-mail:

Ethan_beeman@outlook.com

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Phone:

Tel: (210) 677-5001

OFFICE HOURS:

Mon - Fri: 7am - 10pm

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