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Using Vibrations and AI, Future Robotic Missions Could Handle Buried Rocks Autonomously

Mechanical engineering assistant professor Erik Komendera developed a method that combines vibrations and AI to determine how deeply a rock is buried, helping robots clear terrain more efficiently.

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