Right now, the rover is controlled via a ground station and joystick. We are implementing two main projects this year:
- iPad interface to control the rover
- autonomous movement between GPS waypoints
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
It's Alive!
ISU is collaborating with NASA Ames and Senseta on a small Mars rover test bed. Our main task is to make the current rover autonomous.
Right now, the rover is controlled via a ground station and joystick. We are implementing two main projects this year:
Right now, the rover is controlled via a ground station and joystick. We are implementing two main projects this year:
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