NASA's New Baby : Axel Robot
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
New Baby Axel Robot NASA's
The rover, being developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and researchers at the California Institute of Technology, uses only three actuators: one to control each of its two wheels and a third to control the lever. This allows it to operate upside down and right side up, turn in place, and follow difficult paths. The lever has a scoop for gathering scientific data and can adjust its two stereo cameras by as much as 360 degrees.
NASA's New Baby : Axel Robot
NASA's New Baby : Axel Robot
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