Lunar Autonomous Scalable Emitter and Receiver (LASER)
Sector: Power Generation (CCGT) • Location: United States
Source: Mines Newsroom
Students from Colorado School of Mines are developing a wireless power transmission system to support lunar rovers exploring permanently shadowed craters on the Moon. This project aims to tackle the challenge of supplying power in areas where sunlight is not available, utilizing a laser to transmit power to small receivers on the lunar surface.
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Description | Students from Colorado School of Mines are developing a wireless power transmission system to support lunar rovers exploring permanently shadowed craters on the Moon. This project aims to tackle the challenge of supplying power in areas where sunlight is not available, utilizing a laser to transmit power to small receivers on the lunar surface. |
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