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The Solis Rover Project is a new, student-led initiative focused on the research and design of interplanetary explorative technologies. Currently, we are competing in the international University Rover Challenge where we compete against other universities across the globe to engineer the best Martian rover possible. With these bright horizons, we aim to foster a community where students can get a hands-on learning experience, a collaborative environment with fellow engineering students and the preparation they need for careers, in space exploration, robotics and many other related fields.
We’re seeking help to be able to afford our projects which often require numerous components for drive, power and precision. Onboard our craft, we’re looking to install a custom autonomous arm capable of manipulating objects, transporting goods and servicing various types of equipment. Furthermore, we are currently in the process of designing and developing a series of tests that will be capable of analyzing collected samples. These analyses will be used to tell us if our samples host life, how viable it is for hosting life and more.
The Solis Rover Project is a part of Comet Robotics at UT Dallas, a student organization with the goal of promoting robotics at UT Dallas and in the surrounding area through outreach, projects and workshops. We’re building a world-class robotics program, competing with colleges and universities across the globe in programs like the University Rover Challenge.
Your donation can help us do all this and more — thank you for your time and your support!