Regolith Rover

This robot utilizes a rotating shovel to continuously dig regolith. This creates a pile of loose regolith that is collected and transported by the bucket conveyor belt into the storage. The shovel can be repositioned to dig on uneven surfaces or stabilize the robot when not in use by adjusting the center of mass. Wide wheels enable the robot to move and are equipped with bolts that prevent dust from entering the axles. Solar panels support the battery. Rather than repel regolith, this robot captures it instead. It uses a series of magnets that are positioned to attract loose regolith. Furthermore, an electromagnet is stationed in the back. It supports the collection of regolith by attracting it after it falls off the conveyor. Furthermore, when a large amount of dust needs to be cleaned, it can be turned to high power and sucks dust out of the front components.