Reaching New Worlds at GLEX 2025
Tolga Ors presented his team’s work at the Global Conference on Space Exploration (GLEX 2025)
Driven by winds that can reach up to 100 km/h, the swarm of Tumbleweed rovers can cover over half of the Martian north pole in less than three weeks.
With our modular set-up, any company or research institution can adapt their sensors to the standards required for our payloads.
Using off-the-shelf components and mass-producible technologies, we can greatly reduce costs compared to traditional Mars rovers.
By releasing a swarm of 90+ robust Tumbleweed rovers over the Martian north pole, the risk of complete mission failure on impact is reduced drastically.
Tolga Ors presented his team’s work at the Global Conference on Space Exploration (GLEX 2025)
A new milling machine is transforming the way our engineers build Tumbleweed prototypes
To test our prototype’s design, our DDM engineers performed several drop tests
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