Confirmed ISDC 2011 Google Lunar X PRIZE Plenary Participants
What is Google Lunar X-Prize?
The Google Lunar X PRIZE is igniting a new era of lunar exploration by
offering the largest international incentive prize of all time. A total
of $30 million in prizes are available to the first privately funded
teams to safely land a robot on the surface of the Moon and have that
robot travel 500 meters over the lunar surface and send images and data
back to the Earth. Teams must be at least 90% privately funded, though
commercially reasonable sales to government customers are allowed
without limit. - GoogleLunarXPrize.org
To date, the following GXLP team representatives have confirmed their attendance at the ISDC 2011. The plenary will take place on Saturday, May 21, 2011. It will be moderated by Mike Doornbos of Evadot.com. If you are a GXLP Team and would like to participate in this unquie plenary discussion and special track, please contact ISDC 2011 or Mike Doornbos at Evadot.com
Omega EnvoyDonald D. Durm III, Chief Robotics Technician
Part Time ScientistsSoftware Team Lead, Wes Faler
Penn State Lunar Lion TeamMichael Policelli
Rocket City Space PioneersTeam Lead, Tim Pickens
Team FREDNETTeam Lead, Fred J. Bourgeois, III
Team JurbanBlaze Sanders
Team PhoeniciaTeam Lead, William Baird
White Label SpaceAJ Burke
Our invitation to the GXLP team:
As a member team of the Google Lunar X-Prize, you know the challenges,
both technical and financial, to accomplishing your goals. On the ISDC
panel, each team will have the opportunity to share what you have
learned; how you've thought outside of the box; how you've developed
potentially game-changing technologies; and most importantly, how you've
excited future generations through your outreach efforts. In addition to
the panel discussion, we invite you to share your team's successes,
challenges, and goals, as well as to participate in our exhibit area by
showing off your hardware and mockups. - Yohon Lo, HAL5 President, ISDC 2011 Vice Chair.
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