Concept Study of a Small-Scale Dynamic Legged Robot for Lunar Exploration ...
When it comes to the exploration of the lunar surface, many high-reward targets, such as the craters at the lunar south pole or the Aristarchus Plateau, lie in hard-to-reach areas due to steep slopes, crater rims, and unstructured terrain. Therefore, such high-risk high-reward targets are currently...
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ftdatacite:10.3929/ethz-b-000637579 2024-04-28T08:38:49+00:00 Concept Study of a Small-Scale Dynamic Legged Robot for Lunar Exploration ... Trentini, Marco Arm, Philip Valsecchi, Giorgio Kolvenbach, Hendrik Hutter, Marco 2023 application/pdf https://dx.doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000637579 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11850/637579 en eng ETH Zurich Legged Robotics Space Robotics Space Exploration Lunar exploration article-journal Text ScholarlyArticle Conference Paper 2023 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000637579 2024-04-02T12:32:08Z When it comes to the exploration of the lunar surface, many high-reward targets, such as the craters at the lunar south pole or the Aristarchus Plateau, lie in hard-to-reach areas due to steep slopes, crater rims, and unstructured terrain. Therefore, such high-risk high-reward targets are currently out of human and robotic reach. Legged robots present a promising approach to exploring hard-to-access targets on the Moon. Legged robot prototypes have shown impressive locomotion capabilities in sloped, unstructured terrain in analog environments. However, despite their success in locomotion validation tests, we currently lack a target- and mission-specific analysis and design of the locomotion pattern, the thermal requirements, and the power system. We have set our goal to develop a small-scale, legged, technology demonstration robot. In this paper, we present our conceptual work on such a robot, targeting a traverse distance of 200 m and a payload capability of 1.5 kg. Our study showcases a basic locomotion ... : IAC 2023 Conference Proceedings ... Text South pole DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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When it comes to the exploration of the lunar surface, many high-reward targets, such as the craters at the lunar south pole or the Aristarchus Plateau, lie in hard-to-reach areas due to steep slopes, crater rims, and unstructured terrain. Therefore, such high-risk high-reward targets are currently out of human and robotic reach. Legged robots present a promising approach to exploring hard-to-access targets on the Moon. Legged robot prototypes have shown impressive locomotion capabilities in sloped, unstructured terrain in analog environments. However, despite their success in locomotion validation tests, we currently lack a target- and mission-specific analysis and design of the locomotion pattern, the thermal requirements, and the power system. We have set our goal to develop a small-scale, legged, technology demonstration robot. In this paper, we present our conceptual work on such a robot, targeting a traverse distance of 200 m and a payload capability of 1.5 kg. Our study showcases a basic locomotion ... : IAC 2023 Conference Proceedings ... |
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