This official video was sent to NASA for participation in the 2023 RMC Competition.

Last year was our second year competing. Learn more about the project evolution and see footage from our runs during the competition at the Kennedy Space Center.

NASA’s Robotic Mining Competition (RMC) is a national competition held yearly by participating universities. The goal of the competition is to design and build a lunar mining robot. The competition is hosted by NASA in the spirit of aiding the upcoming Artemis mission, which aims to return people to the lunar surface in the next decade. This competition trains future engineers in the process of real-world engineering design and culminates in a live demonstration of an autonomous lunar robot at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in May of 2022. 

Sponsor list for local and nonlocal sponsors for the RMC NMT team of 2023-2024.

As part of NASA’s RMC Lunabotics Competition, we will be leading public outreach events on our University’s campus and in our community. These might include partnerships with other clubs at our school, teaching concepts to K-12 students during school events, learning sessions for new students at the school, and online outreach.