Women’s contributions in STEMM have long been discredited. As a mother whose daughter has been interested in building machines since she was in daycare, this blog post comprises of my personal experiences and thoughts.

These works imagine the sound world of a rover operating alone, far from its makers, guided only by process and objective. Using field recordings and electronic transformation, the music proposes scenes that reflect on isolation, persistence, and working toward outcomes for the benefit of others.

Think about a robotic arm, or a rover moving around lazily in mars. If you are fascinated by machines that move, the physical side of tech, click on this blog post for a roadmap to a tech career!

Using sounds recorded from the Adelaide Rover, this project explores how a lifeform on Saturn’s moon, Rhea, might experience its frozen, alien world.

The Critical Design Review is a key milestone to demonstrate the capability of the rover in the upcoming 2026 Australian Rover Challenge.

Ever wondered what makes it into a lunar rover? The Adelaide Rover Team shares their unique recipe for Romulus, a modular rover built with collaboration, innovation and ambition.

What might the sounds of exploration tell us about our technology and the environments we hope to inhabit beyond Earth? Listen to the machines and imagine how humans and other worlds might one day coexist.