Abstract
The conceptual design of a manned exoplanetary exploration
vehicle was developed, from the need to implement a link suspension system for a manned vehicle that will face hostile topographies, through the proposal of a virtual prototype, using a methodology for the development of products in a
structured way, and doing an exhaustive review of solutions created by the different space agencies worldwide, of autonomous robots developed to face the exploration of the planet Mars, which could be adapted to certain design requirements previously established.
vehicle was developed, from the need to implement a link suspension system for a manned vehicle that will face hostile topographies, through the proposal of a virtual prototype, using a methodology for the development of products in a
structured way, and doing an exhaustive review of solutions created by the different space agencies worldwide, of autonomous robots developed to face the exploration of the planet Mars, which could be adapted to certain design requirements previously established.
Publication series
| Name | Revista Educacion en Ingenieria |
|---|---|
| ISSN (Print) | 1900-8260 |
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UN SDGs
This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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SDG 9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Keywords
- Manned vehicle
- exoplanetary exploration
- link suspension system
- hostile topography.
Types Minciencias
- Science communication articles
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