Katie Donaldson (ILF 2019)
InDaily
When the lunar rover touches down on the moon’s surface, it could be powered by structural solar technology invented by local company Praxis Labs.
The Australian consortium Australian Remote Operations for Space and Earth (AROSE) is developing a prototype semi-autonomous moon rover to support NASA’s space exploration program.
“Apparently, a lot of space solar actually breaks down because of the horrendously rough vibrations of the launches and landings,” said Praxis managing director Katie Donaldson.