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Wendy's Search and Rescue Rover - Armed with sensors and a camera, this rover will determine the status of the environment and atmosphere in case of catastrophe!
Town View Mutual Housing Association, Denver, CO

Roving at 4'x7.75', Ana's Rover will multi-task on planetary surfaces. This rover looks for flora and fauna, and takes samples of the atmpsphere

Town View Mutual Housing Association, Denver, CO

A Robonaut Rover! This humanoid design will surely make a valuable exploration tool and allow a human-like appearance to be widely known across the galaxy.

Student from Paraná-Brazil public school

Very clever use of different materials. An opening frontal gate allows this rover to collect samples and analyze them. A flexible satellite arm will ensure that gathered info is sent back to NASA!

Student from Paraná-Brazil public school

Designed to pick up sounds and tranfer the information to NASA scientists using an excellent extended satellite dish design.

Student from Paraná-Brazil public school

Great color scheme for this Mars Rover!

Jardine Middle Magnet, Wichita, KS

Three wonderful additions to our rover gallery. All compact and very functional. Found now in a great glass display before they are sent to Mars!

Jardine Middle Magnet, Wichita, KS

A sturdy purple rover exploring the contents of the display case.

Jardine Middle Magnet, Wichita, KS

Nelly's rover channels its colors to make rainbows and light in dark spaces. 3.5'x4' and only 6 ounces! Making sure a rover is weight efficient (it takes more fuel and money to send something heavy into outer space) is important.
Town View Mutual Housing Association, Denver, CO

Cecilia's explorer rover also works as a security prototype! It emits very high frequency noises that repel's unwanted animals and creatures.

Town View Mutual Housing Association, Denver, CO

Mayra's Fish Robot - Designed to swim on Mars if scientists find water! This is an important design because all life as we know it needs water to survive. Once we find water, we can start searching for life - Student at Sister Mary Lucy Neighborhood Network Center, Denver, CO

Humans will surely befriend aliens and spread happiness with this rover! The Teddy Bear Maker - Alondra, Leticia, Sandra, Montse, Mariella at Sister Mary Lucy Neighborhood Network, Denver CO

The "Monster Truck" of the Mars Rovers - students at Alex Anderson Middle School

San Jose, CA

An artistic and creative rover, meant to befriend the Martians- Student at Alex Anderson

San Jose, CA

Looks sturdy. No Martians will be breaking this one! - Student at Alex Anderson

San Jose, CA

Low means balance! This rover won't be easily tipped when it crawls up the Martian craters. - Student at Alex Anderson

San Jose, CA

Brains inside the box! A compact rover with an artistic touch. - Student at Alex Anderson

San Jose, CA

Haley; Location: Mars. Super solar panels which transfer energy to the gears. Antenna transfers information gathered by the rover. NASA scientists check this out - A bucket to bring back samples! - Grade 7

Joey; A rover that does homework! It's scissor arm can lift the pencil tool up and down on the paper. Patent Pending! 2ft tall and 3ft wide.
- Scranton, KS

Brandon; With an added radar and rock scooper! Pretty sleek!
- King's Academy ISP San Jose, CA

Luke; A creative rover that corrals rocks while it moves in forward and in reverse! Age 8

- Commonwealth Connections Academy Pottsville,PA

 


AWARDS YOU CAN WIN

Most Creative
Use your imagination. Tell us what it does!

Most Space Efficient

Compact and functional
Most Elegant Design
Best decoration with functionality
Most Robust
Strength and durabilty of rover and its primary functions
Most Likely To Be Seen On Mars
All around good design

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Describe what your rover does, and its approximate size.

 

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Last Updated: July 20, 2008
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