Force/torque sensor developed by ATI, NASA ready for launch of Mars 2020 Rover

Force torque system

Adaptive Caching Assembly system layout. Source: ATI

As the Mars 2020 mission prepares for launch next week, robotics suppliers are among the organizations contributing to the Perseverance Rover, an unmanned vehicle designed to explore the surface of Mars and collect samples for return to Earth. ATI Industrial Automation worked with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratories to develop a custom force/torque sensor for Perseverance.

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