Newsroom
Milestones, results and background on the way to the RoboCup World Championship in Nürnberg in June 2027.
Engineering advanced the robot platform's structural isolation and systemd support, while infrastructure updates improved automated content mirroring via pull requests. Additionally, the team planned upcoming marketing media generation, event preparations, and print materials.
Read the storyBavaria’s first humanoid RoboCup team is officially underway!
Weekly updates
A short log of what moved each week between the bigger announcements.
Calendar week 44
Robot Platform Updates and Website Automation Improvements
Engineering advanced the robot platform's structural isolation and systemd support, while infrastructure updates improved automated content mirroring via pull requests. Additionally, the team planned upcoming marketing media generation, event preparations, and print materials.
Calendar week 44
Platform Security, Controls, and Workflow Enhancements
Recent updates feature redesigned mobile operator controls, refined match behaviors, and updated security headers with strict connection limits across the server architecture. Additionally, developers refactored gym motion authoring workflows and strengthened meeting synchronization and deployment scripts.
Calendar week 40
First Team meetings and getting everything ready for the T2 delivery
Last weeks have been very busy with infrastructure preparation and setup. We are close to let the first Robot play.
Calendar week 33
Website and socials go live
This site is online, and the team's channels have started posting.
Calendar week 32
Officially part of RoboTUM
The team is now a formal part of RoboTUM and, through it, of the non-profit NEXT Prototypes e.V.
Calendar week 31
Prof. Johannes Betz joins the advisors
The Professorship of Autonomous Vehicle Systems at TUM supports us on autonomy and software.
Calendar week 30
Prof. Daniel Rixen comes on board
The Chair of Applied Mechanics backs the team on walking control and mechanics, and hosts our supervision.
