Missions In IRC

Mission 1

Mission 1

Instrument Deployment And Maintenance Operation (IDMO)

The Mission has two stages: Instrument Deployment and Instrument Maintenance. In the Instrument Deployment stage, the rover moves to a simulated instrument panel to perform tasks. Equipped with advanced tools, the rover executes precise operations on the panel, such as opening drawers, flipping switches, and operating a joystick.

Mission 2

Mission 2

Project Implementation & Management Assessment (PIMA)

The PIMA evaluates the rover's design and project success. Teams present the rover's development stages, testing their persistence and problem-solving abilities. The presentation includes project planning, manufacturing, and testing stages.

Mission 3

Mission 3

Astrobiology Expedition

This mission involves functioning as a mobile science laboratory to retrieve samples and conduct detailed analyses. It examines test samples for indicators of life and identifies sites with the potential to support microbial life while actively seeking signs of extinct or extant life.

Mission 4

Mission 4

Business Plan Presentation

This task evaluates the team's business mindset, encouraging alliances with corporate and academic communities to boost project development. It spreads awareness about the potential real-life applications of rovers.

Mission 5

Mission 5

Reconnaissance & Delivery Mission

The rover is equipped with advanced sensors and imaging technologies to survey the area, analyzing topography, geology, and points of interest. It delivers collected objects to the base station using a robotic arm and storage box for efficient task execution.

Mission 6

Mission 6

Autonomous Expedition

The rover navigates autonomously using arrow markers on challenging terrain without remote operation. It follows arrowheads to the endpoint while logging GPS coordinates and corresponding directions.