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Search Sun-Synchronous Robotic Exploration Research into sun-synchronous navigation will discover, express, and exhibit the importance of reasoning about sunlight as it pertains to robotic exploration. More... Carnegie Mellon University Field Robotics Center 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA fax: 412.268.5895 Updated: Tue, Jul 10, 2001 by Michael Rondinelli Home | News | Projects | ...

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Robotic Antarctic Meteorite Search The goal of this initiative is to enable autonomous discovery of Antarctic meteorites using robotic search and on-site automatic classification of rock samples. In January 2000 the Nomad robot explored the remote Antarctic region of Elephant Moraine in search of new meteorite samples. Nomad autonomously found and classified in situ five indigenous meteorites ...