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2006 Meteor Crater Field Test<br />

Objective<br />

• Examine coordinated human-robot<br />

operations in a field environment<br />

Accomplishments<br />

• Unpressurized human rover<br />

operations (manual & autonomous)<br />

• Semi-autonomous payload removal<br />

(simulated IVA & ground control)<br />

• Autonomous navigation and<br />

imaging <strong>for</strong> vehicle inspection<br />

• Mobility tests: hill walking,<br />

maneuver heavy loads, etc.<br />

• Manipulation tests: rig rappel line,<br />

drilling, collect geological samples<br />

M. Diftler et al. 2007. “Crew/robot coordinated planetary EVA<br />

operations at a lunar base analog site”, 38th LPSC<br />

<strong>Human</strong>-robotic systems <strong>for</strong> lunar surface operations<br />

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