How Cloud Computing is deployed to Track NASA’s Perseverance Mars Rover

Cloud computing is credited for helping to keep NASA Perseverance Mars Rover on track. Lead cloud provider, Amazon Web Services (AWS), has demonstrated how cloud computing is deployed in transforming the data that is sent to the earth from NASA’s Perseverance explorer on Mars.
NASA Perseverance Rover reached the red planet on February 18 after traveling for a period of 100 days. Its mission on Mars will be processed and hosted in AWS. Since the rover touched the red planet, the team has been receiving numerous images every day from the cameras.
According to AWS, the cloud will help NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory to collect samples, store and then process and distribute huge volume of data. NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory is a roaming smartphone packed with sensors, a camera and a microphone that is used to collect data.
“The rover requires visibility to drive, so it is important for the team to be able to send the next batch of instructions back to the rover within a specific timeframe. The increased efficiency will allow Mars 2020 to accomplish its ambitious goal of collecting more samples and driving longer distances during the prime mission compared to previous rover,” a statement from AWS read.

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