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TU Graz RoboCup Team GRIPS

GRIPS (Graz Robust and Intelligent Production System) develops robots that are able to plan, implement and optimize material flows and the delivery of products in response to dynamic orders.

Team GRIPS was started in autumn of 2015 in the course Construction of Mobile Robots. The team works on artificial intelligence as well as the representation and processing of knowledge, with the robots as an application of these methodologies. As a way of comparing these technologies with others in a standardized way, the team takes part in robotics competitions and the RoboCup World Championships. The team enters the competitions in the Logistics league in which fully autonomous robots intelligently and flexibly put production steps into practice.
Lukas Knoflach
Lukas Knoflach, member of GRIPS and the Technical Committee of the RoboCup Logistic League

The implementation of theoretical knowledge in practice, the independent implementation of scientific projects, the joint finding of ideas and solutions for technical challenges as well as the industry-related application and the participation in the annual RoboCup - that's what excites me at GRIPS.

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Offers for students

  • the chance to develop and implement your own ideas,
  • opportunities to learn from engineers and researchers from different areas of robotics and artificial intelligence,
  • industry-related robotics applications and contacts to companies, and
  • annual participation in the RoboCup in the RoboCup Logistic League as well as in other regional and international events where teams compete with their robots.
robots and machines

Achievements

2023:

  • 1st place in the RoboCup Logistics League at the world championship in Bordeaux, France

2022:

  • 2nd place in the RoboCup Logistics League at the world championship in Bangkok, Thailand

2021:

2019:

  • 2nd place in the RoboCup Logistics League at the world championship in Sydney, Australia

2018:

2017:

2016:


In the Logistics League, teams of 3 robots fabricate products fully autonomously in a real-time race against other 3-robot teams in a factory. This league simulates the challenges that the next industrial revolution (Industrie 4.0) is posing.

Interested?

Do you like programming? Are you interested in robots and artificial intelligence? Please send us an email to gripsnoSpam@robocup.tugraz.at – the team is looking forward to meeting you.