Showing posts with label picorover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label picorover. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Picorover with Spikes!
The plain Picorover with blank surface is quite good at climbing moderate slopes. Nonetheless, people suggested that the climbing capabilities could be improved by adding spikes to the surface of the sphere. Well, you don't have to tell us twice! Here is the experiment.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Can a Picorover Climb a Slope?
The Picorover team consisting of Raul, Enric and Joshua (leader) are very busy with keeping up to speed with the development of the other rover concepts (Jaluro and WRV1). The Picorover concept has a lot to prove before it can be decided whether it is a feasible design for a lunar rover.
This video shows a feasibility study investigating the dynamical properties of Picorover on a slope. The technical details of the study can be found in Picorover Feasibility Study.
This video shows a feasibility study investigating the dynamical properties of Picorover on a slope. The technical details of the study can be found in Picorover Feasibility Study.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Picorover photos and sketches
Picorover has now its own photo album, which contains more photos and drawings than were included in the video posted few days ago.
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Picorover
Okay, here is the newest entrant in our rover design competition that has caused a lot of discussions on our forum during the last few days: A moving sphere with two degrees of freedom. Enjoy!
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