Lupek is a rover that will someday be deployed to Mun. It is the KSA's first rover and the team developing it has worked up some automated driving software to allow it to drive itself around. The software has already managed to get Lupek over 600km in previous drives, and now the team has turned the rover loose across Kerbin with a full suite of instruments and sensors as it will be equipped when roving around Mun. Previously the rover traveled with a pace vehicle alongside for fast code patches and better monitoring, but now the rover is completely on its own.

Lupek has just departed KSC for W2. Since the automated return function is being tested, W1 is actually on the runway where Lupek started, hence the first waypoint is W2. The team also hopes that the rover will have no problems with slopes or target acquisition.