NASA NTRS · 20080047216
Terrain-Adaptive Navigation Architecture
Abstract
A navigation system designed for a Mars rover has been designed to deal with rough terrain and/or potential slip when evaluating and executing paths. The system also can be used for any off-road, autonomous vehicles. The system enables vehicles to autonomously navigate different terrain challenges including dry river channel systems, putative shorelines, and gullies emanating from canyon walls. Several of the technologies within this innovation increase the navigation system s capabilities compared to earlier rover navigation algorithms.
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Helmick, Daniel M., Angelova, Anelia, Matthies, Larry H.. 2008-11-01. Terrain-Adaptive Navigation Architecture. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080047216
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