Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Current lunar exploration missions rely on heavy, single‑purpose rovers that are expensive to develop and difficult to adapt for varied scientific or commercial tasks, limiting the ability of agencies and private operators to conduct extensive surface operations on the Moon.
Solution
RoverTito designs and manufactures lightweight, modular lunar rovers that can be quickly reconfigured for different payloads and mission objectives. By employing a standardized chassis with interchangeable instrument bays and open‑source software, the rovers reduce development time and cost while maintaining reliability in the harsh lunar environment. The platform supports autonomous navigation, multi‑mission payload integration, and rapid integration with partner systems, enabling customers to deploy customized mobility solutions for scientific research, resource prospecting, or commercial activities on the Moon.
Target Audience
Primary customers are space agencies, lunar research institutions, and commercial companies seeking adaptable, cost‑effective mobility platforms for surface exploration and operations on the Moon.
Features
- Lightweight carbon‑composite chassis optimized for low launch mass and high durability
- Modular payload interface allowing quick swap of scientific instruments, drilling tools, or cargo modules
- Open‑source flight software stack with plug‑and‑play drivers for sensors and actuators
- Autonomous navigation using onboard LiDAR and visual odometry for obstacle avoidance and path planning
- Scalable power system with solar panels and rechargeable batteries to support extended surface operations
- Compatibility with standard aerospace communication protocols for seamless integration with ground stations and lunar habitats