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FAQ: 8th RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025 at Khalifa University
TL;DR
Khalifa University's RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025 winners demonstrate Abu Dhabi's competitive edge in AI and robotics, offering strategic advantages in autonomous systems development.
The competition featured 160 teams across eight leagues including soccer and rescue, testing autonomous robotics through structured challenges with specific judging criteria.
RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025 fosters global collaboration and hands-on learning, advancing AI education and sustainable innovation for future technological progress worldwide.
Teams from Russia won 19 awards while South Korea took 15 honors in a robotics competition featuring humanoid soccer players and rescue robots.
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The content covers the successful conclusion of the 8th RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025 robotics competition hosted by Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi, highlighting winners, participation statistics, and the event's significance in advancing robotics and AI innovation.
The event took place in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and concluded on November 18, 2025, as part of Abu Dhabi Autonomous Week 2025.
Khalifa University organized the event with support from the Smart and Autonomous Systems Council, with sponsorship from Mubadala (Strategic Partner), Etisalat e& (Gold Sponsor), and Abu Dhabi Convention and Exhibition Bureau (Supporter).
Teams from Russia won 19 awards and South Korean teams won 15 honors, with strong performances also from India, Indonesia, China, Egypt, Pakistan, Croatia, Taiwan, and the UAE.
There were over 160 teams and more than 700 participants, with nearly 2,000 researchers, industry professionals, students, and visitors from around the globe attending the event.
The event featured eight leagues and 15 sub-leagues including RoboCupJunior, CoSpace, Rescue, and Humanoid leagues, with challenges in AI-driven autonomous robotics such as soccer and rescue scenarios.
Khalifa University teams secured second and third places in the Humanoid 3-versus-3 and 4-versus-4 leagues, while two UAE teams earned distinctions across the Junior and CoSpace categories.
These events strengthen and nurture the UAE's robotics ecosystem by providing Emirati students and researchers with hands-on exposure to cutting-edge robotics and AI, opportunities to compete and present research, and direct interaction with global experts.
The event created a collaborative platform where researchers, engineers, and students from around the world gathered to exchange ideas, test new technologies, and develop solutions, advancing robotics and AI innovation globally.
The competition proves the depth of technology and innovation in autonomous systems in the region and emphasizes Abu Dhabi's role as a leading hub for excellence in AI and robotics, reflecting the country's commitment to advancing sustainable innovation.
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