NASA Cancels RMC Lunabotics 2020
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Due to the uncertainty of the country and COVID-19, the 2020 competition and design cycle has been cancelled. We value the health and safety of our team over anything else. We hope to return in the new school year well rested and ready to build a great robot! Please everyone stay safe and healthy during this time.
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Astrobotics Travels to Washington D.C.
Members of the Alabama Astrobotics Team traveled to Washington D.C to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the NASA Space Grant. We joined Alabama Space Grant on Capital Hill to present our award winning research in lunar mining conducted through the NASA Robotic Mining Competition. Our trip was made possible by a generous donation by QuantiTech and MTSI.
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From left to right: Jacob Child, Lara Kremer, Chase Memmer, and Calvin Booth pose with new wheels for this cycle.
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Matt Mason and Benjamin Floyd work on the Velodyne Lidar.
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A rock normally used as an obstacle was placed inside this cardboard box to represent the weight of this year's robot.
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