RoboCup is the world's largest autonomous robotics competition, bringing together over 4,000 participants from 40+ countries. In the Junior Soccer Open league, high school teams build fully autonomous robots that play competitive soccer matches—completely hands-free.
We're working toward the European Championships (June 2026) and World Championships (July 2026).
Companies supporting our journey to the world championships
ODrive robotics develops open-source, high-performance motor controllers for robotics applications.
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Become a Partner• High-performance motors
• Advanced sensors (LiDAR systems)
• Manufacturing materials
• International travel funding
• Electronic components (microcontrollers, wire, heat shrink)
Logo placement on our shirts, the robots, live robot demonstrations, and media exposure at international competitions.
Co-branded case studies, tutorial videos featuring your components, and social media content. We'll create technical explanations showcasing your products in action.
Test your prototype sensors/motors in our competitive environment with detailed performance feedback, validation data, and real-world stress testing.
Direct collaboration with motivated high school engineers already building competition-level autonomous systems and winning national recognition. We can come to live demonstrations of these technologies.
After our recent failiures the day of the national competition, we realised that we needed to rethink our systems rather than just making better robots. We took engineering principles from one of the most safety-oriented domains in the world: aeronautics.
Every subsystem tested independently by team members who didn't build it. Components must perform 3x above requirements over hundreds of test cycles before integration.
Quantified performance standards before deeming it robot-worthy. Example: "robot maintains 1m/s speed in 1m circle for 100+ cycles without failure" measured and verified extensively before adding other systems such as the camera.
When failures occur, we document everything, identify core issues, then redesign systems entirely rather than simply fixing. We often fixed the robots rather than redesigning them because we lacked time.
Complete documentation, CAD files, code, and performance data
Custom mathematical algorithms create cone shapes for uniform field mapping - giving us major advantages over standard distorted mirrors.
Cone Design RepositoryReal-time computer vision for ball tracking, goal identification, and strategic decision-making while moving at competitive speeds.
AI Code RepositoryEverything designed and built by our team: PCBs, battery management, mechanical components.
Three aspiring engineers who have designed and built competition-level autonomous systems from scratch. Students from Lycée Gustave Eiffel in Bordeaux.
Hardware systems engineer: custom PCB design, precision manufacturing, CNC machining, component integration, and power management.
Integration specialist: electronics assembly, system testing, competition logistics, and performance optimization under pressure.
AI systems architect: computer vision algorithms, autonomous decision-making, real-time strategy implementation, and team communications.
Our path to the world championships - key dates and venues
Qualify for national championships
Compete for European qualification
Compete against Europe's best teams
The ultimate global competition
Your support helps us reach these international stages and represent French engineering excellence globally.
Join us on our journey to the world championships. Your investment directly supports young French engineers competing on the global stage.
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