Our Rovers

Journey through a decade of innovation, from our 1st prototype to cutting-edge competition-ready designs that push the boundaries of planetary exploration.

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Rover Generations

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Competition Wins

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Mission Success

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Years of Innovation

Explore Our Journey

Evolution Timeline

Each generation represents a leap forward in technology, design, and capability. **Click on any rover to explore its details.**

2015
Gen 1
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Akrula 1.0

Akrula 1.0 was the 1st-ever prototype developed by the IITB Mars Rover Team, launched in 2015. Equipped with advanced sensors, powerful computing systems, and robust mobility features, Akrula 1.0 was designed to navigate the harsh terrains of Mars with ease.

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2016
Gen 2
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Agathsya 1.0

Agathsya 1.0, the second Mars rover prototype by the IITB Mars Rover Team, was built in 0. It features advanced navigational systems, data-gathering cameras, and a powerful AI capable of real-time object detection and data analysis.

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2017
Gen 3
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Agathsya 2.0

Agathsya 2.0, the third Mars rover prototype developed in 2017, pushed the boundaries of exploration on the Red Planet. With advanced camera and sensor technology, it could explore farther and faster than its predecessors.

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2018
Gen 4
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Hemant 1.0

Hemant 1.0, the fourth Mars rover prototype built in 2018, combined cutting-edge AI with an innovative design, enabling it to navigate even the harshest Martian terrain

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2019-20
Gen 5
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Agruni 1.0

Agruni 1.0, the fifth Mars rover prototype developed by the IITB Mars Rover Team, also proudly represented India at the University Rover Challenge.

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2020-21
Gen 6
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Yash

Yash is equipped with LiDAR and autonomous mapping capabilities, enabling it to navigate complex obstacle courses by autonomously following directional arrows.

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2022-23
Gen 7
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Tezant

Tezant, the eighth Mars rover prototype developed in 2022-23, features a new 6-DOF robotic arm with full 360° base rotation for enhanced versatility.

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2024
Gen 8
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Amaran

Amaran is the ninth-generation Mars rover prototype developed by the IITB Mars Rover Team in 2024. Featuring a modular design with rugged all-terrain mobility, it combines precise robotic manipulation with advanced vision-based navigation for autonomous operation in challenging environments.

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How we started

MRT was started by 5 students with the same mission.
Our story starts 11 years ago... Step in.

September 2012

MRT Foundation

The IITB Mars Rover Team was established in 2012, and since then, the team has been excelling and achieving milestones in the field of interplanetary exploration.

May 2015

Arjuna 1.0

Arjuna 1.0 was the 1st prototype ever created by IITB MRT, completed in May 2015.

June 2016

Arjuna 1.5

The second Mars rover prototype, Arjuna 1.5, was built in 2016.

April 2017

Arjuna 2.0

Arjuna 2.0, the third version of the Mars rovers created in 2017, is revolutionizing our understanding of the Red Planet.