Moon Sweepers J.O.O.N.A.S. home & Catcher delivery

How does the J.O.O.N.A.S. home fit the setup?

The home belongs to the complete $20,000 J.O.O.N.A.S. purchase. It is paired with the autonomous robot rather than sold as another sweeper. The current delivery route uses Capsule Catchers, where launched dust enters your conveyor network.

Home, robot and Catcher comparison

Part	Capacity	Purchase
Home	1 kg	Included with J.O.O.N.A.S.
Robot	60 kg onboard	Included with J.O.O.N.A.S.
Capsule Catcher	100 kg	$1,500 each

The home’s 1 kg capacity and the robot’s 60 kg container are separate. Dust deliveries go to a Capsule Catcher.

Does the robot need to return home to unload?

Since 1.0.4, J.O.O.N.A.S. launches capsules from the cleaning area and continues to the next work area instead of making a home trip for each delivery. It also keeps cleaning when players are away. The robot page lists onboard capacity and explains its receiving route.

Where should you connect conveyors?

Prepare Capsule Catcher → conveyor → processing or station intake. If the robot fills up, inspect those receiving and outgoing routes first. A belt near the home does not replace a connected Catcher.

In 1.0.5, launches are distributed across receiving groups based on their fullness. Use the Capsule Catcher guide for grouping and the late-game fleet guide for expanding coverage. Compare local docked collection on the machines table before making the larger J.O.O.N.A.S. investment.

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