1. ROBOT SPACE EXPLORERS
in THE TEidE nATiOnAL
PARk. TEnERiFE
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2. EL TEidE nATiOnAL
PARk

 The Teide National Park in Tenerife is
being used as a proving ground for space
robots which could provide feedback
during future exploratory missions to
Mars, Mercury or the Moon like to find
water,etc

3. A MARTiAn LAndSCAPE
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 "El Teide" National Par k has a good
weather, its flat landscape with fine
textur es of volcanic sand, pebbles
and occasional rocky outcrops are
similar to those encounter ed on the
surface of Mar s.

4. EL TEidE nATiOnAL PARk
 y
planetar
 Most r obotic
space missions
perfor ming in situ explor ation of the
surface
and
atmospher e
for
any
planetar y object outside the Ear th
involve a means of mobility provided by
either a surface vehicle (rover) or by
aerial vehicles (e.g. balloons).

5. THE SPAniSH ROBOT

 Was made up by a
g r oup of students fr om
the
Pol ytechnic
Univer sity of Madrid.
 T he robot consists of
aluminum and carbon
fiber w heels is still
under constr uction.
 http://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=k ykhWoehp0M

6. Cesar robot

 It was designed and built at the University
of Bremen, Germany
 It was the winner of the ESA Lunar
Robotics Challenge in 2008 go to this
website
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xNqNnajCx4

7. bridget rover
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8. bridget rover
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 The PRoVisG team will be taking various
imaging (camera) systems, to not only test
their performance but also to gather image
data on which to exercise the software
they are writing to confirm how well it
works.
 The Rover will also be carrying high tech
drilling equipment and distance measuring
equipment that are being developed for
future interplanetary robotic missions.

9. bridget rover

 T he Bridget Rover is tested in T he Teide
National Par k on
T hur sday 12 December
2013
 T he PRoVisG Rover system allows us to
pr oduce
enriched
3D
models
of
the
envir onment and gather data that is r eally
useful for science.
 https://sites.google.com/site/bridgetr ov
/

10. bridget rover teChnology
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11. IdrIs robot

 It was taken to the Canaries by the
Aber ystwyth Univer sity’s Depar tment
of Computer Science (UK) in13th and
17th September 2012.

12. ProVIscout

 ProViScout is a collabor ative EU project funded
under the 7th Fr amewor k Prog r amme, w hich brings
together major European g roups to wor k on
planetar y and space exploration with no human
inter vention.
 Idris
is
located
within
the
Project
ProViScout (Planetary Robotics Vision Scout) , funded by
the European
Commission under
the Seventh
Fr amewor k Prog r amme , on the subject of space

13. the robot IdrIs

 T he robot Idris created by
Prifysgol Aber ystwyth
Univer sity weighs 300 kilos and is capable of lifting
100.
 Among its qualities, it also highlights their ability to
select visual infor mation and send the data to the
control center.
 It captures an area of 30x30 meter s map and move
independently. T he novelty is that it detects the
impor tant rocks, those that have scientific interest.

15. cameras heIght

 The rover locates the target, goes to him and through
camera stores information and sends it
 scientists have placed 2.20 meters tall robot, acting
as eyes and added horizontal movement and elevation.
 Although it is capable of storing the information and
send it from Mars to Earth, between a planet and a
there is a delay in the submission of 20 minutes, so
that the rover moves centimeters per second

16. RubbeR Wheels

 in the Teide-test this model will
not be the same as do the
mission to Mars incorporates
laser and rubber wheels.

17. OtheR RObOts
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18. By TEAM 6
Eduardo Acha- Spain
Javier Trancoso Lara - Spain
Talisa April Tufts – Spain
Cathaysa Gutierrez García – Spain
Wiktoria Turczyn – Poland
Sylwia Zamora – Poland
Alicja Toborek – Poland
Oliwia Mizielska – Poland
Magdalena Chudek – Poland
Aleksandra Jeż – Poland
Danielle - Germany
Norman - Germany
Yannic - Germany