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The worthy of all
AXIOS is our 4th Generation Mars Rover Prototype. The upgraded carbon
fiber chassis, paired with newly optimized 3D-printed wheels, delivers
optimal suspension and traction, enabling AXIOS to navigate demanding
terrain with precision and reliability.
Autonomous Sub-system
The rover navigates autonomously using an advanced system that clears
obstacles, replans paths, and recovers from challenges. It combines
data from a depth camera, GPS, and motion sensors for precise
movement. With LiDAR and cameras, it detects and avoids obstacles in
real time, including potholes. A smart object detection system
identifies items from up to 16 meters away, while another system
tracks special markers for navigation. A dashboard at the base station
displays key mission updates, and all processing runs on a powerful
Jetson AGX Orin, ensuring smooth and reliable performance in tough
environments.
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Click on any highlighted part of the rover to see detailed information about its functionality and specifications.
Hover over a part to learn more
Click on any highlighted part of the rover to see detailed information about its functionality and specifications.
Science Sub-system
The system analyzes soil and atmospheric conditions to identify
habitable sites. A Raman spectrometer selects the top two locations.
The wet lab detects key biomolecules, while the science wrist enables
contamination-free sampling. Soil sensors assess habitability, and a
regolith collector gathers samples. A panorama camera surveys terrain,
with all data integrated into a central dashboard for real-time
monitoring.