rover mobility

Rover mobility refers to how a robotic vehicle navigates and moves across different terrains, such as Mars’ rocky surfaces. It involves specialized wheels, tracks, or movement systems designed to handle uneven, loose, or challenging terrain. Engineers consider factors like traction, stability, and energy efficiency to ensure the rover can reach scientific targets without getting stuck or damaged. Advanced rovers often use a combination of sensors, steering mechanisms, and adaptive controls to carefully plan and execute movement, allowing them to explore safely and thoroughly across diverse environments.