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Demonstration of Space Robot Teleoperation over a Lossy and Delayed Network using ATMOS
Inkyu Jang, Gregorio Marchesini, Nicola De Carli +15
We present a demonstration showcasing the Autonomy Testbed for Multi-purpose Orbiting Systems (ATMOS), a planar spacecraft-analog robot designed for hardware-in-the-loop evaluation…
Validation of Space Robotics in Underwater Environments via Disturbance Robustness Equivalency
Joris Verhagen, Elias Krantz, Chelsea Sidrane +9
We present an experimental validation framework for space robotics that leverages underwater environments to approximate microgravity dynamics. While neutral buoyancy conditions ma…
Marinarium: A Modular Experimental Facility for Reproducible Maritime and Space-Analog Field Robotics
Ignacio Torroba, David Dorner, Victor Nan Fernandez-Ayala +14
Field robotics research in maritime and space domains is constrained by a persistent gap between low-cost, low-fidelity simulation and costly offshore experimentation. Instrumented…
Fault-tolerant Model Predictive Control for Spacecraft
Raphael Stöckner, Pedro Roque, Maria Charitidou +1
Given the cost and critical functions of satellite constellations, ensuring mission longevity and safe decommissioning is essential for space sustainability. This article presents…
Towards Open-Source and Modular Space Systems with ATMOS
Pedro Roque, Sujet Phodapol, Elias Krantz +11
In the near future, autonomous space systems will compose many of the deployed spacecraft. Their tasks will involve autonomous rendezvous and proximity operations with large struct…
Space CoBot: modular design of an holonomic aerial robot for indoor microgravity environments
Pedro Roque, Rodrigo Ventura
This paper presents the design of a small aerial robot for inhabited microgravity environments, such as orbiting space stations (e.g., ISS). In particular, we target a fleet of rob…
Space CoBot: a collaborative aerial robot for indoor microgravity environments
Pedro Roque, Rodrigo Ventura
This paper presents a first contribution to the design of a small aerial robot for inhabited microgravity environments, such as orbiting space stations. In particular, we target a…