The Extreme Access focus area will expand technology enabling humans and robotic systems to efficiently access, navigate, and explore previously inaccessible lunar surface and subsurface areas. To accomplish this goal, they will consider the needs of robust and sustained surface activities (such as the bulk transport of regolith), ingress, exploration, and egress ofsubsurface voids, hazard detection in all lunar environments and conditions, as well as communicating and navigating with minimal infrastructure and autonomous operations.
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March 2021 Telecon: Presentation | Recording
February 2021 Telecon: Presentation | Recording
January 2021 Telecon: Presentation | Notes | Recording
December 2020 Telecon: Presentation | Recording
November 2020 Telecon: Presentation | Recording
September 2020 Telecon: Presentation | Notes | Recording
August 2020 Telecon: Presentation | Notes | Recording
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July 2020 Telecon: Presentation | Notes | Recording
Kickoff Telecon: Presentation | Notes | Recording
The kickoff telecon for the Extreme Access Focus Group was held on Thursday, June 18.
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