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Still Life: Autonomous robots aid in ice sheet study temperatures
This is a view of track and ribbon lift on prototype autonomous robot for collecting data from remote locations on the ice sheets.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
This is a bird's eye view of prototype autonomous robot for collecting data from remote locations on the ice sheets.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
Derrick Lampkin, assistant professor of geography, Penn State, connects power to the prototype autonomous robot intended for collecting data from remote locations on the ice sheets.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
Derrick Lampkin, assistant professor of geography, Penn State, controls the prototype robot and puts it through its paces.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
Derrick Lampkin, assistant professor of geography, Penn State, extends the ribbon lift on the prototype robot. This arm will allow instruments to measure a variety of variables including temperature, reflection and humidity without influence from the robot's body. The robots are used for experiments on the Antarctic's ice sheets.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
Lampkin prepares to affix an instrument to the arm of the prototype robot.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
This is a closeup view of the ribbon lift and track. The project is currently funded by NASA.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
Lampkin explains the use of the prototype robot and the instrumentation it will carry.
Photo Credit: Greg Grieco
Year Taken: 2008
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