The driver team is responsible for designing and building the robots chassis and drivetrain. This includes ensuring durability and reliability
The manipulator team is tasked with creating a device that allows the robot to interact with its surroundings, such as a robotic arm that can move freely.
The electrical team uses PCBs, Embedded, and soldering skills to design and program the robot to make it run and distribute power to different sections.
The software team programs the robot using ROS, a software framework. The team writes both the low-level code for motor and sensor control and the high-level algorithms for vision and navigation, along with autonomous function.
This subteam creates an onboard lab and collection system for the robot to process information
The science team will work to implement an onboard robot laboratory that can be used during competition to test for potential life.
The sampler team is tasked with creating a system that is capable of digging at least 10 cm underground and collecting rock and soil samples that the science team can use to test for life.
The nontechnical team works to coordinate community outreach events and and contact companies in order to help finances.