My name is S Kinney, i am a scientist on the IDEP team, which controls the instruments on the rover. currently, my team and I are making sketches on what instruments we are making, we have yet to make an actual project.
My name is S. Parkis and i am on the VCom team and I a currently designing an iPod mount to establish video communication between the Mars Rover and Mission Control.We are thinking about putting 4 iPod's on our rover.
Currently we are thinking about putting 1 iPod mount that goes around the whole rover so we can put an iPod on each side and angle of the mount. If we put an iPod on each side it will be able to record everything from plenty different angles and we will be able to see everything around the rover.
The VCom team in group C is currently working on their iPod mount which is going to be a big square that goes around the rover so we can attach all sensors allong with the iPod mount.
We are currently working on new ways to attach the light sensor. Many ideas have already been shared, and the project is coming together nicely. We should be able to follow Curiosity's path nice and smoothly. K. Lewis, CORNAV
We are currently working on building mounts to put our cameras so we can have a full veiw of Mars. The VCom team has had ideas of how we're going to place them. We have four ideas that we will choose from. D.Crossman, VCom
The IDEP team is currently designing a system for a temperature probe and or a laser. We will design/create a "claw" for the intrument to be connected to, and it will drop the temperature probe into a substance and collect data. For the laser, we will also create/design a "claw" for the instrument, except it will be up and over the rover, to shoot and put a hole into the rocks, and collect the data (dust from rocks). ~A. Hall, Engineer of IDEP team.
Right now we are in the desioning process for all parts that are going to go on the rover to help it get to the line that the last rover went on. What we are thinking is to have two wheels on the outside of the rover to help if one of the touch sensors stops working or does not get pushed. This will help it just roll around the rock
On the IDep team we are currently working on programming the probe to do its task and send all of the data that it collected back to us. J. Hodge, IDep
The EDL group c is currently working on ways to land the rover safley on Mars. We are crrently sharng ideas so we can find the best solution possibe. J.Sweredoski,EDL
We are currently working on different ways of attaching and porgramming the light sensor to follow Curiosity. With the ideas we've shared we should be able to do it very easily! G.Stanczyk, CORNAV
Currently we are thinking about putting 1 iPod mount that goes around the whole rover so we can put an iPod on each side and angle of the mount. If we put an iPod on each side it will be able to record everything from plenty different angles and we will be able to see everything around the rover. L. Clifford, VCOM
We are currently working on new ways to attach the compass sensor.There are a lot of ideas about where and how to attach it.The project is coming together nicely. A. Battreall, MFO
On friday we drew a series of tools and how we were going to deploy them. Also we considered the posiblities that might happen if something didn't deploy right and what tool/ insturments we were going to be using.
On Friday we made a long poster of all the different jobs we have for the rover. My team (IDep) drew a brief picutre of what the rover would look like when we added the insturment to deploy the probe. J.Hodge,IDep
My name is S. Parkis and I am on the VCom team and I a currently designing an iPod mount to establish video communication between the Mars Rover and Mission Control.We are thinking about putting 4 iPod's on our rover. ~Skylar Parkis, VCom
Currently we are thinking about putting 1 iPod mount that goes around the whole rover so we can put an iPod on each side and angle of the mount. If we put an iPod on each side it will be able to record everything from plenty different angles and we will be able to see everything around the rover.
My name is S. Parkis and I am on the VCom team and I a currently designing an iPod mount to establish video communication between the Mars Rover and Mission Control.We are thinking about putting 4 iPod's on our rover. ~S. Parkis, VCom
Hiah! i'm C.Raymond, the Scintist on the MFO team. I will be responsible for being aware of the conditions on Mars.
ReplyDeleteMy name is S Kinney, i am a scientist on the IDEP team, which controls the instruments on the rover. currently, my team and I
ReplyDeleteare making sketches on what instruments we are making, we have yet to make an actual project.
My name is S. Parkis and i am on the VCom team and I a currently designing an iPod mount to establish video communication between the Mars Rover and Mission Control.We are thinking about putting 4 iPod's on our rover.
ReplyDeleteCurrently we are thinking about putting 1 iPod mount that goes around the whole rover so we can put an iPod on each side and angle of the mount. If we put an iPod on each side it will be able to record everything from plenty different angles and we will be able to see everything around the rover.
ReplyDeleteThe VCom team in group C is currently working on their iPod mount which is going to be a big square that goes around the rover so we can attach all sensors allong with the iPod mount.
ReplyDeleteWe are currently working on new ways to attach the light sensor. Many ideas have already been shared, and the project is coming together nicely. We should be able to follow Curiosity's path nice and smoothly.
ReplyDeleteK. Lewis, CORNAV
my team and I (IDep)
ReplyDeleteare making sketches on what instruments we are making, we have yet to make an actual project.
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We are currently working on building mounts to put our cameras so we can have a full veiw of Mars. The VCom team has had ideas of how we're going to place them. We have four ideas that we will choose from.
ReplyDeleteD.Crossman, VCom
The IDEP team is currently designing a system for a temperature probe and or a laser. We will design/create a "claw" for the intrument to be connected to, and it will drop the temperature probe into a substance and collect data. For the laser, we will also create/design a "claw" for the instrument, except it will be up and over the rover, to shoot and put a hole into the rocks, and collect the data (dust from rocks).
ReplyDelete~A. Hall, Engineer of IDEP team.
Right now we are in the desioning process for all parts that are going to go on the rover to help it get to the line that the last rover went on. What we are thinking is to have two wheels on the outside of the rover to help if one of the touch sensors stops working or does not get pushed. This will help it just roll around the rock
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On the IDep team we are currently working on programming the probe to do its task and send all of the data that it collected back to us.
ReplyDeleteJ. Hodge, IDep
The EDL group c is currently working on ways to land the rover safley on Mars. We are crrently sharng ideas so we can find the best solution possibe.
ReplyDeleteJ.Sweredoski,EDL
We are currently working on different ways of attaching and porgramming the light sensor to follow Curiosity. With the ideas we've shared we should be able to do it very easily!
ReplyDeleteG.Stanczyk, CORNAV
Currently we are thinking about putting 1 iPod mount that goes around the whole rover so we can put an iPod on each side and angle of the mount. If we put an iPod on each side it will be able to record everything from plenty different angles and we will be able to see everything around the rover.
ReplyDeleteL. Clifford, VCOM
We are currently working on new ways to attach the compass sensor.There are a lot of ideas about where and how to attach it.The project is coming together nicely.
ReplyDeleteA. Battreall, MFO
Currently on the AOA team we thinking about constructing a gear mechanism to have one motor and two wheels moving.
ReplyDeleteZ. PRAXL, AOA
On friday we drew a series of tools and how we were going to deploy them. Also we considered the posiblities that might happen if something didn't deploy right and what tool/ insturments we were going to be using.
ReplyDelete-RHargraves IDep
On Friday we made a long poster of all the different jobs we have for the rover. My team (IDep) drew a brief picutre of what the rover would look like when we added the insturment to deploy the probe.
ReplyDeleteJ.Hodge,IDep
My name is S. Parkis and I am on the VCom team and I a currently designing an iPod mount to establish video communication between the Mars Rover and Mission Control.We are thinking about putting 4 iPod's on our rover.
ReplyDelete~Skylar Parkis, VCom
Currently we are thinking about putting 1 iPod mount that goes around the whole rover so we can put an iPod on each side and angle of the mount. If we put an iPod on each side it will be able to record everything from plenty different angles and we will be able to see everything around the rover.
ReplyDelete-E. Moziak, VCom
My name is S. Parkis and I am on the VCom team and I a currently designing an iPod mount to establish video communication between the Mars Rover and Mission Control.We are thinking about putting 4 iPod's on our rover.
ReplyDelete~S. Parkis, VCom