All posts by Márton Krauter

Sunday afternoon the RoboCup German Open has ended; let us announce you with great pride that Rescube Robotics’ performance was again well beyond expectations: we have fantastic results. Let us see:

• at the main competition, the Rescue Robot League we have reached the 2nd place among the six teams
• at the sub-contest for the most dexterous robots (Best-in-Class Dexterity) we have won the 1st prize
• and finally at the sub-contest for the most mobile robots (Best-in-Class Mobility) we have taken the 2nd place.

We are now very proud and happy, and also the result of the main competition has now officially qualified us to enter the 2017 RoboCup World Championship in July in Nagoya, Japan.

We are on the way back home, will get beck to you soon with photos and details!

As you may know, the entrance for the RoboCup world championship leads through the European (German) qualification round, the RoboCup German Open. We have been in Magdeburg since Tuesday and we are proud to announce that based on the preliminaries held on Friday and Saturday we are currently ranked second out of the six teams. We seem to have a though Sunday: besides the main competition we are going to battle for the Best-in-class Mobility and Best-in-class Dexterity titles as well.

We will get back to you tomorrow with the final results and lots of photos – until that here is the official group photo of the contest:

As we have mentioned in our prior blogpost, we have submitted our project to the FLIR maker community showcase.

Let us proudly announce that we have won the December Maker Contest! It is a great honor that our project was recognized by the global leading company in thermal imaging and our robot is now being featured in the company’s website.

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We had a real great evening at this year’s Researchers’ Night. It was a fantastic experience to meet hundreds of zealous youngsters from preschoolers to university students. Ericsson Hungary has invited countless number of interesting exhibitors and there were so many visitors that sometimes the carbon-dioxide sensor on our robot showed us a serious increase in the concentration…

We would like to express our gratitude towards the Hungarian Robot Builders Association for kindly inviting us to this super-exciting event.

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If it’s end of September then it is European Researchers’ Night! This year we will demo at Ericsson Hungary’s venue.

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As you may see in the picture, we are preparing hard for the Drónverseny és Robotika Show this Saturday. To make the show even more spectacular we are building a complete small obstacle course (here yet still under construction):

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