ARTEMIS is Real!

8/23/2015

By Peter Kimball

ARTEMIS undergoes in-water testing at the Stone Aerospace Neutral Buoyancy Facility. (photo: Peter Kimball)

Engineer Keith Huffstutler attaches a vertical load device used to verify ARTEMIS's in-water weight in the Stone Aerospace Neutral Buoyancy Facility. (photo: Peter Kimball)

ARTEMIS undergoes nighttime testing of her visual homing system with the illuminated docking bar. (photo: Peter Kimball)

Enough renderings and vector drawings! This blog needs the genuine article! Here are some photographs of ARTEMIS taken at various stages of testing in 2015. We'll go over the anatomy of ARTEMIS in a future post...

1 Comment

Lesley Fenton

8/22/2015 06:12:51 pm

Looking forward to seeing more posts!

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This is the personal blog of Peter Kimball and Evan Clark, following our deployment with the ARTEMIS long-range underwater robotic vehicle to explore beneath the McMurdo Ice Shelf in Antarctica.

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Peter Kimball is an aerospace engineer and field roboticist on the Stone Aerospace ARTEMIS project.

Evan Clark is a computer scientist and field roboticist on the Stone Aerospace ARTEMIS project.

Kristof Richmond is a mechanical engineer and field roboticist on the Stone Aerospace ARTEMIS project.

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