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Learning to Drive on Mars: Visual Multimodal Traversability Estimation for Off-World Navigation
Autonomous navigation on Mars requires vehicles to distinguish between traversable terrains across diverse and visually challenging environments. However, progress in learning-based navigation for off-world environments has been limited by the lack of large-scale datasets. Since landing in Jezero Cr
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