Robotics for Space Exploration (RSX) is a University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering student design team, formed in 2013. Students design, build and test Mars-rover prototypes and aerial payloads, with technical subteams working on autonomous navigation, equipment servicing, in-situ life-detection experiments, circuit-board design and robot simulation. The team competes in the University Rover Challenge, European Rover Challenge and Canadian International Rover Challenge. Its SEEK and SEEK Jr outreach challenges introduce younger students to robotics and the engineering design process.
Robotics for Space Exploration (RSX) is a University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering student design team, formed in 2013. Students design, build and test Mars-rover prototypes and aerial payloads, with technical subteams working on autonomous navigation, equipment servicing, in-situ life-detection experiments, circuit-board design and robot simulation. The team competes in the University Rover Challenge, European Rover Challenge and Canadian International Rover Challenge. Its SEEK and SEEK Jr outreach challenges introduce younger students to robotics and the engineering design process.