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Simulación 3D del rover Perseverance en Marte: manejo con suspensión rocker-bogie, brazo robótico, Mastcam-Z e Ingenuity.
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Simulación 3D del rover Perseverance en Marte con Three.js
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Taken from the repository README
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Read the full README ↗Simulación 3D del rover Perseverance (Percy) en el cráter Jezero de Marte, hecha con Three.js en el navegador.
Verla en línea: https://edwinmorales-ai.github.io/perseverancia/
bun install
bun run dev # http://localhost:5173
npm run check # revisión automática con Chrome: capturas en checks/ y errores de consola
bun run build # versión para publicar, en dist/
El mapa de Open MCT (mapa-del-repo.html) explica en lenguaje simple cómo está armado Open MCT y cómo se le conectaría la telemetría de Percy.
El proceso completo de construcción está registrado, paso a paso, en la bitácora de CLAUDE.md.
Las fotos de public/photos/ son imágenes crudas de Perseverance de la API de imágenes de la NASA. Crédito: NASA/JPL-Caltech (Mastcam-Z: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU). Cada foto enlaza a su página original.