Welcome to Robotics at Iowa!
We are an interdisciplinary team of STEM and Non-STEM majors at the University of Iowa dedicated to education, professional development, and outreach within the field of robotics.
Our Goal
Our goal is to design, program, and build a prototype Mars rover that will achieve a host of tasks an actual rover would need to complete. We compete with our rover in two international rover challenges: (1) The University Rover Challenge at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah and (2) The Canadian International Rover Challenge in Alberta, Canada.
Get Involved
We are looking for new members in 2024! Anyone is welcome to join, regardless of major or experience - we will teach you everything you need to know! Robotics at Iowa meets weekly in W105 Chemistry Building. Please fill out this New Member Intrest Form if you would like to join our team!
Questions?
Feel free to email one of our officers if you have any questions! Our president, Abby Noonan (abigail-noonan@uiowa.edu) or VP MyKala Davis (mykalya-davis@uiowa.edu).
Robotics Update
Click here for Mid-April Update:
- The chassis team has been designing chassis
- Provide space to mount arm, antenna, science module, lights and rocker/bogey system
- The connection team has been connecting sourced parts for rocker bogey and differential rod connections
- Designing motor casings
- Creating science module connection
- The differential team has been designing the differential rod
- Assembled 3d module
- The rocker/bogey team designed rocker bogey system
- Did analysis on structural components
Follow us on Social Media!
Instagram: @robotics_at_iowa
Facebook: @robotics.at.iowa
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Community Engagement
Robotics at Iowa participates at events around campus and in the community to provide STEM outreach and education within the field of robotics.
Meet our Officers
Take a minute to meet our officers!
Join us!
Robotics at Iowa meets weekly in W105 Chemistry Building. Fill out a New Member Interest Form to join our team!
All majors and disciplines are welcome!