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LinkedIn Post Text: Lunar regolith threatens mission guidance and navigation.At altitudes below 20 meters, thruster plumes kick up ultrafine regolith that can blind optical and laser sensors at the most critical moment of landing.While cameras and LiDAR excel in ideal conditions, they struggle when visibility drops to zero. That’s where adding radar technology becomes mission critical.Our new video demonstrates why mmWave radar outperforms traditional sensors in dust-heavy environments. See the comparison for yourself: https://lnkd.in/eVDQN3Fs Want to know more? Contact us: https://bit.ly/3TR98IE hashtag#SpaceTechnology hashtag#LunarLanding hashtag#RadarSensors
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