Mobility on the Surface of Phobos for the MMX Rover - Simulation-aided Movement planning

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Kurzfassung

The MMX Rover, recently named IDEFIX, will be the first wheeled robotic system to be operated in a milli-g environment. The mobility in this environment, particularly in combination with the interrupted communication schedule and the activation of on-board autonomous functions such as attitude control requires efficient planning. The Mobility Group within the MMX Rovers Team is tasked with proposing optimal solutions to move the rover safely and efficiently to its destination so that it may achieve its scientific goals. These movements combine various commands to the locomotion system and to the navigation systems developed by both institutions. In the mission's early phase, these actions will rely heavily on manual driving commands to the locomotion system until the rover behavior and environment assumptions are confirmed. Planning safe and efficient rover movements is a multi-step process. This paper focuses on the challenges and limitations in sequencing movements for a Rover on Phobos in the context of the MMX Mission. The context in which this process takes place is described in terms of available data and operational constraints.

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