A.T.L.A.V.

A.T.L.A.V stands for All Terrain Logistacle Analyzation Vehicle. Its autonomy is controlled by two 36-volt silver-zinc potassium hydroxide batteries used by the Apollo astronauts rovers. It is set on a direct path set by someone like coding and will repeat this code for as long as needed, though, it can be directly controlled by an antenna on top that is lined with lead to keep radiation out. The entire robot is lined with lead to protect against radiation, heat, and cold. The spikes on the tracks allow for it to be stabilized on the low gravity of the moon. There’s only one claw at the front to collect the regolith then deposit it in the pressurized holding container. This makes sure it does not spill out. The flaps on the treads will protect the majority from the regolith.