QUT Remote Off-world Autonomous Robotics (ROAR)
Queensland University of Technology student team ROAR developed and built the Perseus lunar rover. QUT reports seventh overall at the 2025 Australian Rover Challenge, the top regolith-excavation result, and an invitation to NASA’s 2025 Lunabotics Challenge. Perseus uses teleoperation, cameras, ROS2 control, and a 15 kg bucket; this record covers lunar-rover hardware and space-robotics activity only, with no landing, orbital, or mission-success claim.
Identity
- Field
- Lunar rovers, autonomous and teleoperated robotics, regolith excavation, and space systems
- Name
- QUT Remote Off-world Autonomous Robotics (ROAR)
- Region
- OC
- Status
- active
Details
- Description
- Queensland University of Technology student team ROAR developed and built the Perseus lunar rover. QUT reports seventh overall at the 2025 Australian Rover Challenge, the top regolith-excavation result, and an invitation to NASA’s 2025 Lunabotics Challenge. Perseus uses teleoperation, cameras, ROS2 control, and a 15 kg bucket; this record covers lunar-rover hardware and space-robotics activity only, with no landing, orbital, or mission-success claim.
- Latitude
- -27.4771
- Location
- Longitude
- 153.0283
- University
Links
- Website
- https://qutrobotics.com/arc
Assets & Meta
- Creation Time
- August 1, 2026 at 08:21:48 UTC
- Updated Time
- August 1, 2026 at 08:21:48 UTC