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MANTLE: A Framework for Adaptive In-Situ Planetary Perception Using a Modular Uplink Principle
Planetary surface exploration missions rely increasingly on autonomous robotic platforms capable of interpreting complex terrain to ensure safe navigation, enable targeted science, and improve operational efficiency, as demonstrated across past Mars missions from Viking through Perseverance. Among t
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