NASA’s Mars helicopter x Qualcomm Flight Platform: Inside Ingenuity скачать в хорошем качестве

NASA’s Mars helicopter x Qualcomm Flight Platform: Inside Ingenuity

If you’re a Snapdragon Insider, you know we’re all about delivering that little something extra. And if you keep up with space news, you know all about the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s (JPL) intrepid Mars helicopter, the Ingenuity, and the Mars rover, the Perseverance. We’re bringing it all together in this series of videos about how solutions from Qualcomm Technologies helped NASA JPL’s mission to Mars. Powered in part by the Qualcomm Flight Platform and the Qualcomm Robotics Platform, the helicopter on Mars recently made intergalactic history: completing the first controlled flight on another planet. Recently, we asked our Twitter followers to vote on topics they wanted to learn more about regarding Ingenuity and this momentous occasion in space. Then, a group of experts from Qualcomm who worked closely on this project answered questions about those topics. Here, you’ll find all of their answers compiled just for you. Learn about how Qualcomm and NASA JPL worked together to transform what’s possible for space travel. Dive deep into everything from why NASA JPL chose Qualcomm to how the Qualcomm Flight Platform was used to make history. Plus, learn some fun stuff, like what happens behind the scenes on launch day (it strangely involves peanuts?). PLUS, access exclusive Mars helicopter-themed Snapdragon Insiders merch and digital downloads when you sign up for our newsletter. Sign up here: https://assets.qualcomm.com/snapdrago... Explore Qualcomm and NASA JPL’s journey to Mars further: https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/202... 0:00 Qualcomm & JPL beginnings 0:34 Unique moments 1:22 Why JPL chose Qualcomm 1:58 How the Qualcomm Flight Platform is used 2:25 Qualcomm Robotics Platform evolution 2:49 Mars helicopter vs terrestrial drones 3:28 Qualcomm engineering assistance 3:56 Fun BTS moments 4:33 First flight delays 5:03 Our proudest moment 5:39 Favorite memory 6:12 Future collabs with JPL