RoboCup 2016 is coming to Leipzig

Leipzig will host the 20th RoboCup. Ellie, a robot from Aldebaran, discovers Leipzig's downtown area - this image shows the Federal Administrative Court. 
Image: Leipziger Messe GmbH

For the first time in ten years, the world championship of robots will be taking place in Germany again.

In the summer of 2016, Leipziger Messe will host the 20th RoboCup, the world championship of robots. The leading international robotics event takes place in a different country each year. It was last held in Germany in 2006, parallel to the soccer world championship, and delighted thousands of visitors in Bremen. “RoboCup is a fascinating event − participants demonstrate top scientific and technical achievements in an entertaining way,” says Markus Geisenberger, Managing Director of Leipziger Messe. “This event is just as interesting for experts as it is for the media and the audience. We are so pleased that our joint proposal with the German RoboCup National Committee, WorldSkills Germany, the Free State of Saxony, and the city of Leipzig has been a success. We would also like to thank the Federal Ministry of Education and Science, as well as our many supporters from business, science and media.”

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Rescube Robotics @ European Researchers’ Night 2015

Last Friday we had a great chance to showcase our 2015 robot at Óbuda University at the event of European Researchers’ Night 2015. We climbed the stairs with our robot while the juice in our batteries lasted and some lucky ones had the chance to drive our robot all by themselves. We had a real great evening and are grateful to the organizers.

ResearchersNight2015

European Researchers’ Nights are annual events dedicated to popular science and fun learning. They are an opportunity to meet researchers, talk to them, and to find out what they really do for society, in interactive and engaging ways. This can be through hands-on experiments, science shows, learning activities for children, guided visits of research labs, science quizzes and more.

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