
RE-FLEX has a collaboration with the Mars Society, the Mars Foundation and NASA in developing Mars visualizations related to the design of early Mars bases and settlements in different regions.
A major driver in this project is the NorCal Mars Rover Project, funded by Google. Here the goal is to develop and test two physical robotic rovers using a simulator, one of which will be deployed in the Mars Deseart Research Station in Utah. A second goal of this project is to provide tools for educational outreach events and programs with K-12 science and engineering teachers and their students. Currently it is possible to download a limited prototype that illustrates this use from the Swedish Mars Society website.
MarsApp: 3D software used to build your own Mars settlement.
vikingmars.org/RikardLundstedt/MarsApp_0.1.zip
Images: Mars Settlement
vikingmars.org/dl/Page.html
Rover simulator: A demo build in Microsoft robotics
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The project runs in affiliation with several organizations with complementary approaches to the advocacy of Mars exploration and settlement:
John Wentworth, Mars Society Sweden, mars.society.sweden@gmail.com
Mattias Wallergård, RE-FLEX Coordinator, mattias.wallergard@design.lth.se
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Last updated: 2008-10-29