B-Human wins another world championship
For the eighth time now, B-Human, the team from the University of Bremen and the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), has won the World Robot Soccer Championship.
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Germany is the soccer world champion!
If not in Russia, then in Canada: robots from German universities recently beat the international competition in soccer at the RoboCup World Cup. But the robotics competition in Montréal was not just about soccer. A look back.
read more...The smart screw 4.0 thinks for itself
With its smart machine components such as the 'Screw 4.0', Bremen-based start-up Sensosurf provides process information for the next level in order to make the blind spots in production visible.
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German robots impress in Japan
Soccer skills were on display at the RoboCup robotics competition in Japan at the end of July. At the forefront: the robots from the German university teams. They also showed how advanced they are technologically in the industrial, household and rescue disciplines.
read more...Masters manipulation tasks and difficult terrain
The 'Mantis' robot is able to negotiate steep craters and scree fields. It has gripping tools that enable it to change its surroundings. What's more, it even learns from its mistakes.
read more...Robots stir up the Leipzig trade fair
Soccer skills were in demand not only at the European Football Championship in France, but also at the 20th RoboCup in Leipzig at the end of June. The players were not humans, but smart robots. In addition to soccer, they demonstrated their skills in the disciplines of care/service, rescue and industry.
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