Welcome Week and Pancake Breakfast
Welcome week started off with the Club Expo in the Usask Bowl and ended with a wonderful pancake breakfast before our new member orientation and first design meeting of the…
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Welcome week started off with the Club Expo in the Usask Bowl and ended with a wonderful pancake breakfast before our new member orientation and first design meeting of the…
Header Image - Our team at CIRC Protocase Central (Credit: Angela Howell) Our team had a great showing at the second annual Canadian International Rover Challenge. Our team only had…
Our team has just returned from competition in Utah, placing 18th out of 98 teams. The extensive use of carbon fibre on our rover has lead to a larger and…
We are proud to announce our involvement in the upcoming 4-year Canadian CubeSat Project. We have partnered with the University of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Polytechnic to build a 10x10x20 cm…
Project STARFOX (Spinning Terrestrial Analog Regolith Filtering Operation eXperiment), the USST proposal for the Canadian Reduced Gravity Experiment Design Challenge (CAN-RGX), has been accepted. The STARFOX Division will be headed to Ottawa…
To see our recent interview with the Star Phoenix, please go here.
The USST has passed the final stage to attend the 2015 University Rover Challenge. While there was a record of 44 team's to apply to the URC, only 23 were…
In the third video of the 2015 design series you can see the rocker-bogie suspension system. While this is the same system we used last year, stronger, and more reliable…
This past Sunday the USST Vice-President of Engineering, Austin Shirley, had a discussion on CBC radio about our rover, the URC, and the benefits of participating in the USST! Check…
As a part of URC 2015, there will be a limit on the number of teams that can participate due to logistical challenges faced in last year's competition. The final…