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> “We have built-in redundancies into this device, with Wi-Fi antenna diversity both in the payload and the lander, which increases our chances of mission success under these unexpected scenarios,” adds Eduardo Rojas, the Embry‑Riddle assistant professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering who designed EagleCam’s Wi-Fi antennas.

Not so much a problem of getting signal back to the crashed lander, but the lander with low power and bad antenna orientation relaying that signal to Earth. And a yatzee roll whether the bot lands with the camera pointing the right direction.