The MATEAR System

Authors

• Kylie Strong, Florida Institute of Technology
• Adel Siraeva, Florida Institute of Technology
• Julianna Bartus, Florida Institute of Technology
• Lilly Davies, Florida Institute of Technology
• Cameron Deen, Florida Institute of Technology
• Rayna Doty, Florida Institute of Technology
• Amiana Mata, Florida Institute of Technology
• Jack Minners, Florida Institute of Technology
• Matthew Skwiot, Florida Institute of Technology

Document Type

Poster

Publication Title

Northrop Grumman Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase

Abstract

The MATEAR attachment collects regolith simulant and uses compression and heat to form brick-like building blocks for sustainable infrastructure. It mounts to the Clearpath Robotics Husky A200 rover provided by the team’s faculty advisor.

Advisor

Kim-Doang Nguyen, Anand B. Nellippallil

Publication Date

4-24-2026

Recommended Citation

Strong, Kylie; Siraeva, Adel; Bartus, Julianna; Davies, Lilly; Deen, Cameron; Doty, Rayna; Mata, Amiana; Minners, Jack; and Skwiot, Matthew, "The MATEAR System" (2026). Mechanical and Civil Engineering Student Publications. 46.
https://repository.fit.edu/mce_student/46