Open-Source-Rover
A build-it-yourself, 6-wheel rover based on NASA's Mars rover design, using consumer off-the-shelf parts for education and robotics research.
What is Open-Source-Rover?
The JPL Open Source Rover is a build-it-yourself, six-wheel robotic rover based on the design of NASA's Mars rovers. It uses consumer off-the-shelf parts to provide an educational and research platform for learning robotics, mechanical engineering, and software development. The project solves the problem of high-cost, inaccessible robotics platforms by offering a detailed, open-source alternative.
Students, hobbyists, educators, and researchers interested in robotics, mechanical engineering, electronics, and software development. It is ideal for those seeking a hands-on learning experience or a customizable research platform for rugged terrain.
Developers choose this project because it offers a premium, robust robot with a unique Mars rover design, high customizability, and powerful abilities at a relatively low cost. Its open-source nature and detailed documentation make it an excellent tool for education and innovation.
Overview
A build-it-yourself, 6-wheel rover based on the rovers on Mars!
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning robotics and mechanical engineering through hands-on assembly
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