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Space Projects: EPFL Xplore

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This lecture presents EPFL Xplore, a space project involving rovers, trophies, research projects, and competitions. The project is supported by organizations like NASA and mentors in robotic systems engineering. Financial support is provided by EPFL, maxon, and other companies, focusing on design sustainability with highly recyclable materials.

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