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Plus: Wasbi boosts brain function, Eye scan tracks kidney health, and AI-solar-powered robot boat Sending a rover into space, landing it on a celestial body, and navigating it across an unfamiliar terrain represents a complex task. Nonetheless, the emergence of artificial intelligence in the 21st century provides advantages and potentially serves as a guiding system for rovers on celestial bodies. Now, NASA plans to land its inaugural rover mission, the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER), on the Moon's south pole. This rover will utilize an AI system named SHERPA to navigate and strategize its path across the demanding lunar surface. Jump to today's [Must Read]( to learn more about NASA's VIPER rover navigating the lunar surface. Good morning. I’m Shubhangi, the editorial assistant at IE. This is the Blueprint. Let’s get started! 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This rover, named after the skilled Sherpa guides of the Himalayas, will use the AI system SHERPA to navigate and plan its route across the challenging lunar surface. AI provides adaptability, flexibility, resilience, and efficiency to VIPER, enabling it to thrive in a dynamic environment. Edward Balaban, VIPER's lead for strategic planning at NASA's Ames Research Center, emphasized AI's strength in leveraging change. Upon landing at Mons Mouton, a flat-topped mountain near the Moon's South Pole, VIPER will face intricate and unpredictable terrains with no human presence for immediate assistance. Click below to learn more about AI systems analyzing real-time data, assessing the surroundings, and autonomously making decisions. [[Read More]( [Innovation]( [👁️ 3D eye scan tech called 'OCT' may detect early cues of kidney diseases]( Utilizing a non-invasive approach, scientists have developed Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), a 3D eye scanning technology. 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