Perseverance is equipped with an autonomous navigation system to enhance its Mars exploration capabilities.
The advanced Perseverance boasts various technological features over previous Mars rovers.
“Our rover is the perfect example of the old adage ‘two brains are better than one. Perseverance is the first rover that has two computer brains working together, allowing it to make decisions on the fly,” said ’Vandi Verma, the mission’s chief engineer for robotic operations at JPL. The Spirit and Opportunity rovers represented an advancement, as they could travel distances of up to 1.6 feet before stopping and strategizing their next moves.marked a significant improvement in rover technology. Curiosity received a software upgrade to enhance its autonomous decision-making capabilities to easily navigate the alien Martian surface.
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