RoboCupJunior

Resources

Guides, code, practice fields and talks from the RoboCupJunior community

Since RoboCupJunior began in 2000, teams, mentors and organizers around the world have shared what they have learned. This library brings it together: the current rules for every league, beginner tutorials, open-source code and simulators, plans for building your own fields, and talks and papers from the Workshop on Educational Robotics (WEROB).

New to RoboCupJunior? Start with Starting a Team.

Find a Resource

Choose your league, the kind of help you need and your level, or search by topic, year or author. Rules and guides link to their current versions, so they are always up to date.

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    Share Your Work

    Know a great guide, video or open-source project that should be here? Suggest a resource using the short form on GitHub. Once a maintainer approves it, it appears here automatically.

    The library is maintained in the open in the rcj-resources repository, where you can also report a broken link. No GitHub account? Share it on the RoboCupJunior Forum or email us at junior_execs [@] lists.robocup.org.

    Suggest a resource

    Better still, present it at WEROB. The workshop has a special session for students and teams to show their work to the wider RoboCup research community.

    Workshop on Educational Robotics (WEROB)

    The RoboCupJunior Workshop on Educational Robotics has been held alongside the RoboCup Symposium since 2010. Teachers, mentors and students present their research, practice and robots, and run hands-on workshops. Find out how to take part on the WEROB page.

    Programs from past workshops:

    Where to Next?

    Starting a Team
    External Resources
    For Educators