RoboCup Community
- RoboCup takes place annually at a different venue and is supported by a unique international community of tens of thousands of contributors.
- About 500 teams of school children, students and scientists show off the abilities of today’s robots in a wide array of leagues and domains.
- Around 3,500 participants from more than 40 countries compete in RoboCup.
- RoboCup presents a unique soft skills training opportunity for its participants, as they work in multi-disciplinary teams, carry out internationally competitive R&D projects, develop highly complex systems, and must meet tight deadlines.
The RoboCup classifies participants into two main groups, RoboCup Major and RoboCupJunior.
RoboCup Participants
| RoboCup Major | RoboCupJunior |
|---|---|
Team members are doctoral candidates, bachelor and masters students. Team coaches are professors, post-docs and experienced doctoral candidates | Primary age class: School children younger than 15 on 1 July 2016 (born after 1 July 2001) |
Teams are generally from the fields of robotics, automation, artificial intelligence and computer science | Secondary age class: School children younger than 20 on 1 July 2016 (born after 1 July 1996) |
Teams from around 40 countries | Teams from around 40 countries. |
International student and researcher teams and school teams, all enthusiastic about technology, compete in different leagues.
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