Postponed: Australian Rover Challenge is coming to Adelaide
Thank you to everyone for their interest in the Australian Rover Challenge. Unfortunately, the event on campus has had to be postponed until 2021. Check back soon for more information.
Grab your friends and enter the Australian-first challenge to design and build a Rover to compete in a full-scale simulated lunar mission at the University of Adelaide campus.
Image source: NASA
The University of Adelaide, in partnership with the South Australian Space Industry Centre (SASIC), supported by the Australian Space Agency and the SmartSAT CRC are excited to host this inaugural Australian Rover Challenge. The competition is a new addition to the University Rover Challenge series run in America, Canada, Europe and India.
About the challenge
The Australian Rover Challenge is open to all universities across Australia, and will be hosted on the University of Adelaide campus.
Student teams will have the unique opportunity to collaborate with Australian and international space industries to produce innovative solutions to progress space technology and science.
Want to get involved? Register an expression of interest for your team by Saturday 5 September to join in the action.
Calling University of Adelaide students, join the ADEPT Adelaide team today!
ADEPT Adelaide are looking for Project Leads who are go-getters and problem solvers – the Jet Propulsion Lab engineers of Australia. Apply by 28 August to be considered for the team.