The Next Frontier

IIUC MARS ROVER TEAM

Designing, building, and operating next-generation robotic rovers capable of exploring extreme planetary environments. Pushing the boundaries of autonomous navigation, science payloads, and mechanical design.

WHO WE ARE

Our Vision & Mission

We are a passionate team of engineering and science students from the International Islamic University Chittagong (IIUC), dedicated to research, innovation, and interplanetary robotics.

Our team focuses on multidisciplinary engineering domains. We combine state-of-the-art mechanical suspension systems, embedded control networks, automated science modules, and intelligent computer vision algorithms to create specialized systems ready for planetary competitions and scientific exploration.

Engineering

Building robust mechanical chassis and robotic arms engineered to handle rugged terrains and heavy objects.

Autonomy

Developing advanced navigation software utilizing LiDAR, GPS, and stereo cameras for path planning.

Astrobiology

Designing scientific chambers to analyze soil samples, detect biological indicators, and monitor environments.

Telemetry

Establishing long-range wireless links to transmit real-time video feeds, sensor arrays, and commands.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The Rover Anatomy

Mechanical & Mobility

Suspension System
Rocker-Bogie Suspension
Chassis Material
Aerospace Aluminum & Carbon Fiber
Robotic Arm Degrees
6 Degrees of Freedom (DoF)
Max Speed / Payload
1.5 m/s / 50 kg Max Load
BURAK 1.0
Active Development

Avionics & Science

Primary Computer
Raspberry Pi Array
Sensors Suite
IMU, GPS, LiDAR & Depth Cameras
Wireless Range
2.4 / 5.8 GHz up to 1.5 km LOS
Science Payload
Drill, Spectrometer, Soil Sensor

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