Overview

• Tsinghua University’s THU Robotics defeated China Agricultural University’s Mountain Sea team 5–3 to win the RoBoLeague championship.
• Four university squads fielded humanoid robots that played fully autonomously with AI-driven strategies and no human intervention.
• Advanced visual sensors allowed the robots to detect the ball from up to 18.3 metres away with more than 90% accuracy and navigate field lines.
• Many robots self-righted after falling, though several required stretcher removal, highlighting ongoing balance and robustness challenges.
• Booster Robotics supplied standardized T1 hardware while academic teams embedded their own AI algorithms for perception, tactics and coordination.