For the AOA Team we are currently deciding where to put our Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors. We think we will put two Touch Sensors on the front as well as the back, and then a Ultrasonic on the front and back. The Light Sensor will most likely be in the front on the right side. H. Husnay, AOA
The CorNav team is currently working on ways to set up the light sensor so that it will follow Curiosity's path. We are sketching ideas and building them. -E. Peterson, CorNav
For the EDL team we are currently trying to decide which enclosure we would like to use for our rover. We are going to choose either the "air bag" or the "skycrane". I would like to use the "air bag" enclosure because I believe it would work better than the skycrane. ~A. Knapp, EDL Technician.
For the CorNav Team we are currrently deciding what kinda structure we are gonna use for the light sensor to guide us through the path that Curiosity lade down.We think we will use a sort od arm with a wheel on it to keep it at the perfect height right in the front of the Rover. H. McCarthy,CorNav
For the CorNav team we are researching paths of The Curiosity Rover to figure out and gain more knowledge for our Mars Rover. We are starting to get the idea of what we are going to plan for the Rover course. M. Green, CorNav
The technitions on the VCom have been brainstorming ideas on how we want to build our ipod mounts. So, we have been using the legos to make up ideas for the ipod mounts. But, we have to make the mount horizantal so it stays better on the rover. O. McEachron, VCom
The AOA team is curently deciding what science instruments to put on the Rover. We decided to use a a light sensor, touch sensor and an ultra sonic sensor. Now we are figuring out where to put them on the Rover. S. Johnson, AOA
For the MFO team we are working on were we should put the magnetic sensor. The magnetic sensor is a part on the rover that will detect the Mars's magnetic field and orient itself north. Z.Berg, MFO Technician.
The EDL team is looking at the surface of Mars to make sure it will be safe to land. As a scientist, I was looking for gysers or any other obsticals in the way of the landing. J.Bousquet, EDL
On the MFO team, we are currently working on a way to keep the Magnetic Sensor far enough away from the CPU so the magnets in the CPU don't affect the Magnetic Sensor's capability to orient the Rover North. K. Hernandez
On the AOA team we are deciding to put Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors. Our plan is to put two Touch Sensors in the front of the rover and two more in the back and a Ultrasonic Sensor on top of the Rover and a Light Sensor in the front. T. Gardner, AOA
ON the AOA team we are deciding to put Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors on the Rover. Our plan is to put two Touch Sensors in the front of the Rover and two more Touch Sensors in the back. T. Lindquist, AOA Team
On the AOA team we are deciding to put Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors on the Rover. Our plan is to put two Touch Sensors in the front of the Rover and two more Touch Sensors in the back. T. Lindquist, AOA Team
For the AOA Team we are currently deciding where to put our Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors. We think we will put two Touch Sensors on the front as well as the back, and then a Ultrasonic on the front and back. The Light Sensor will most likely be in the front on the right side.
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The CorNav team is currently working on ways to set up the light sensor so that it will follow Curiosity's path. We are sketching ideas and building them. -E. Peterson, CorNav
ReplyDeleteFor the EDL team we are currently trying to decide which enclosure we would like to use for our rover. We are going to choose either the "air bag" or the "skycrane". I would like to use the "air bag" enclosure because I believe it would work better than the skycrane.
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For the CorNav Team we are currrently deciding what kinda structure we are gonna use for the light sensor to guide us through the path that Curiosity lade down.We think we will use a sort od arm with a wheel on it to keep it at the perfect height right in the front of the Rover. H. McCarthy,CorNav
ReplyDeleteFor the CorNav team we are researching paths of The Curiosity Rover to figure out and gain more knowledge for our Mars Rover. We are starting to get the idea of what we are going to plan for the Rover course.
ReplyDeleteM. Green, CorNav
The technitions on the VCom have been brainstorming ideas on how we want to build our ipod mounts. So, we have been using the legos to make up ideas for the ipod mounts. But, we have to make the mount horizantal so it stays better on the rover.
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The AOA team is curently deciding what science instruments to put on the Rover. We decided to use a a light sensor, touch sensor and an ultra sonic sensor. Now we are figuring out where to put them on the Rover.
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For the MFO team we are working on were we should put the magnetic sensor. The magnetic sensor is a part on the rover that will detect the Mars's magnetic field and orient itself north.
ReplyDeleteZ.Berg, MFO Technician.
Hi. I am the head enineer on the IDep team. My job is to bulid the instument deployment arm. M. Sicilia
ReplyDeleteThe EDL team is looking at the surface of Mars to make sure it will be safe to land. As a scientist, I was looking for gysers or any other obsticals in the way of the landing.
ReplyDeleteJ.Bousquet, EDL
On the MFO team, we are currently working on a way to keep the Magnetic Sensor far enough away from the CPU so the magnets in the CPU don't affect the Magnetic Sensor's capability to orient the Rover North. K. Hernandez
ReplyDeleteOn the AOA team we are deciding to put Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors. Our plan is to put two Touch Sensors in the front of the rover and two more in the back and a Ultrasonic Sensor on top of the Rover and a Light Sensor in the front.
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On the VCom team the technicians are coming up with ideas for building ipod mounts for the rover.
ReplyDeleteK. Burgess,Technician
For the EDL team we are currently trying to decide what we will do for when the Rover enters the atmosphere. K. Laviola
ReplyDeleteON the AOA team we are deciding to put Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors on the Rover. Our plan is to put two Touch Sensors in the front of the Rover and two more Touch Sensors in the back.
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On the AOA team we are deciding to put Light Sensors, Touch Sensors, and Ultrasonic Sensors on the Rover. Our plan is to put two Touch Sensors in the front of the Rover and two more Touch Sensors in the back.
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