NASA NTRS · 19920032667
Micro-technology for planetary exploration and education
Abstract
The use of combined miniaturization technology and distributed information systems in planetary exploration is discussed. Missions in which teams of microrovers collect samples from planetary surfaces are addressed, emphasizing the ability of rovers to provide coverage of large areas, reliability through redundancy, and participation of a large group of investigators. The latter could involve people from a variety of institutions, increasing the opportunity for wide education and the increased interest of society in general in space exploration. A three-phase program to develop the present approach is suggested.
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Miller, David P., Varsi, Giulio. 1991-10-01. Micro-technology for planetary exploration and education. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920032667
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