Puli Lunar Rover
Lightweight, low-cost planetary rover with unique mobility capabilities for lunar surface operations and payload delivery in rough terrains.
Technical specifications
- Design philosophy
- Lightweight, low-cost planetary rover
- Terrain capability
- Unique mobility on rough lunar and planetary surfaces
- Payload compatibility
- Configured to carry PLWS neutron spectrometer and other scientific payloads
- Analog field tests
- PISCES Hawaii, MARS2013 Sahara, AMADEE-15 Alps
- Competition heritage
- Google Lunar XPRIZE
About
The Puli Lunar Rover is a low-cost, lightweight planetary rover platform developed by Puli Space Technologies, designed for unique mobility across rough lunar and planetary terrain. It is intended to carry scientific payloads including the PLWS neutron spectrometer to areas of interest on the Moon, supporting geological mapping, resource exploration, and ISRU activities. The rover’s design was tested in multiple planetary analog field campaigns including PISCES (Mauna Kea, Hawaii), MARS2013 (Sahara, Morocco), and AMADEE-15 (Alps, Austria), with cooperation from analog astronauts and international research teams. Puli Space participated in the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition, which shaped the rover’s core design philosophy of lightweight construction and cost-effective mobility for privatized lunar surface access.
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