Diligence Rover

The Diligence Rover is the first of NASA's robots sent to as part of Ammon mission. It is a single passenger vehicle/semi-intelligent robot that runs on a nuclear generator, but can also rely on solar, due to plentiful light from the Bertius Cluster. It is programed to study the lifeforms in ammonia lakes, build storage units and laboratories for analyzing data, sing happy birthday and twenty-two hundred other songs, make poor jokes, draw cute pictures, perform basic medical duties, and take over the Ammon mission if "something bad" should ever happen to its human companions.

Physical Specifications

Diligence is kind of a bulky robot, a bit larger than your average car. It's around ten meters in length, and can store 25 samples around 1500 mL in size (that's around two jars of pasta sauce!). The robot can move in both terrain and aquatic environments, though some of its equipment is retractable and cannot withstand high pressures. In submarine mode, it is suited for high pressure submersion, and can withstand 108 x 106 kPa (1070 atm).

Essential Equipment

Like the mars rovers, Diligence can take images, sample the chemical composition of soil, and drill into the surface to figure out the terrain's history. It also has thermal imaging; 3D imaging; mapping software; biological microscopes; temperature, pressure, and magnetic sensors; and a sense of empathy towards its human companions that creates a really positive working environment :))))))