2023 RoboCup concluded successfully — Jupiter Robot continues to support the world top competitions

As one of the most influential international robot competitions today, the 2023 RoboCup finals were successfully held in Bordeaux, France, attracting more than 2,500 contestants from 45 countries.

Jupiter Robot has always been committed to helping schools build intelligent robot innovation education laboratories and helping more teams stand on the RoboCup stage through technical support.

The event supported by Jupiter Robot this time is RoboCup@Home Education, which assesses robots in real, non-standardized home environments. It has three core activities: the RoboCup@Home Education challenge, open-source educational robot platforms, and outreach programs.

Participation age: 12–19 years old is the Junior group; 19 years old and above joins the Open group.

As a cooperation unit of the competition, Jupiter Robot actively supported the participating teams, and its functional modules (image recognition, voice interaction, SLAM mapping, robotic arm grasping) helped schools such as Nankai University and Pui Ching Middle School achieve excellent results.

In the offline competition, the championship went to the Try Forever team from Pui Ching Middle School, Macau; the Happy Robot team from Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan, and the FAMBOT team from Pui Ching Middle School, Macau, won second and third place. In the online competition, the NK Lumos team from Nankai University, the Glouner team from Xi an Gaoxin No.1 High School, and the NK Core team from Nankai University won first, second, and third place.

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