In Robot Soccer and More, UT Students Best the Competition in Eindhoven

July 24, 2024 • by Christine Sinatra

Among hundreds of teams from around the world competing at RoboCup 2024, UT researchers and their robots shine.

Eight people, half of them in Texas Robotics shirts and half in Wisconsin badgers t-shirts, pose on a soccer field, several of them holding small robots in jerseys.

A triumphant team of University of Wisconsin and Texas Robotics researchers pose at RoboCup 2024, following a win. Credit: Zhihan Wang.


A person in a Texas Robotics t-shirt holds a trophy that reads "RoboCup Standard Platform League Challenge Shield 1st Place: Eindhoven 2024"

A Texas Robotics researcher poses with their 2024 first-place trophy. Credit: Zhihan Wang.

A woman in a Texas Robotics shirt holds up a certificate while posing between two men on an indoor soccer field.

Yuqian Jiang won RoboCup’s Silvia Coradeschi award in recognition of her distinguished research accomplishments in RoboCup@Home. Credit: Zhihan Wang.

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