Robotic Exploration
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THE MACHINES GO FIRST

Since Mariner 2 passed Venus in 1962, robots have been our scouts — first past every planet, first wheels on Mars. Voyager still calls home from interstellar space.

OUTLIVING THE WARRANTY

Rovers that drive until the dust wins; a five-flight helicopter that flew seventy-two. Our Robotic Exploration collection honors machines that outlive their warranties by decades.

SHOP Robotic Exploration Programs COLLECTION

SHOWING 6 OUT OF 6 PRODUCTS
72Flights from a 5-flight helicopter
15 BILLION MIVoyager 1, still transmitting
45 MPHTop speed of a Mars marathon

DID YOU KNOW?

Nuclear Heartbeat

Nuclear Heartbeat

Curiosity and Perseverance run on plutonium power — no sunlight required, day or night, dust storm or clear skies.

The 20-Minute Problem

The 20-Minute Problem

Radio commands can take 20 minutes to reach Mars — so the rovers spot hazards and steer around them on their own.

Greetings Aboard

Greetings Aboard

Voyager's Golden Record carries music and greetings in 55 languages — addressed to whoever finds it out there.