Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
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Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
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Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#2Having worked on autonomous robot software, I'm willing to bet this is software taking the blame for a hardware issue :-)
Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#3Would appreciate any technical info from someone who knows more about this, the article is not targeted to a technical audience.
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#4A developer I know at JPL has been quite stressed about this operation. Unfortunately I can’t speak to details of the software changes.
Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#5NASA is now reporting the problem as fixed: https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/mission-updates/8589/sols-2653-265...
(Press article at https://www.space.com/mars-rover-curiosity-attitude-glitch.h...)
Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#6Having worked on autonomous robot software, I'm willing to bet this is software taking the blame for a hardware issue :-)
Having worked on autonomous robot hardware i beg to differ
Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#7Would appreciate any technical info from someone who knows more about this, the article is not targeted to a technical audience.
Here is a description of the problem from a UC Davis geobiologist who is using the rover to study habitability.
https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/mission-updates/8587/sols-2649-265...
Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#8This seems to be no big deal. Stuff like this is how learn to do real world robotics.
Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#9Re: Mars rover is frozen in place following software error
#10Having worked on autonomous robot software, I'm willing to bet this is software taking the blame for a hardware issue :-)
No burn, but having worked outside the domain of autonomous robots, I'm willing to place the blame on an autonomous robot issue