RoboCup 2026: the first Humanoid Soccer League World Cup
ZJUDancer competed in the Small division in Incheon, Korea, and finished 5th–8th.
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ZJUDancer competed in the Small division in Incheon, Korea, and finished 5th–8th.
Read originalThe official group-stage qualification list confirms ZJUDancer's place in the Small division knockout rounds.
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ZJUDancer reached the final with five wins and one draw, then beat Hamburg Bit-Bots 4:1 to win the Small division.
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An on-site report on the German Open, where ZJUDancer beat Hamburg Bit-Bots 4:1 in the final, with photos from the arena.
Read originalThe official results page shows ZJUDancer going 3-1-0 in the group, beating Berlin United 1–0 in the semi-final and Hamburg Bit-Bots 4–1 in the final.
Read originalThe team released its full competition software stack to lower the barrier for new RoboCup humanoid teams.
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Coverage of the 2025 Robot World Cup notes that Zhejiang's ZJUDancer finished runner-up in its division.
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Pitch-side footage of ZJUDancer's Small division match against NUbots at the 2025 World Cup in Salvador.
Read originalAn overview of the 2025 field introduces ZJUDancer competing in the Small division with robots named Robot 2–5.
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A preview of the Chinese teams names ZJUDancer as Zhejiang University's entry in the small-size humanoid division.
Read originalThe story of Deep Robotics founder Zhu Qiuguo traces his start back to ZJUDancer.
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Full recording of the 2025 China Open Humanoid League final, where ZJUDancer lost 1–2 to Tsinghua's TH-MOS.
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A pre-season qualification video showing ball localization and walking toward the ball ahead of the 2025 World Cup.
Read originalA report on ZJU's innovation ecosystem recalls Zhu Qiuguo joining ZJUDancer under Professor Rong Xiong.
Read originalThe university profiles ZJUDancer and other hands-on projects as part of its robotics talent pipeline.
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A skills reel showing localization, walking to the ball and shooting during team practice.
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The team won the Humanoid League title at the 2023 RoboCup Asia-Pacific Tianjin International Invitational.
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The closing report confirms ZJUDancer's Humanoid League title and quotes team member Liu Jiangpin on competing in Tianjin.
Read originalZJUDancer defended its Humanoid League title at the 2021 RoboCup China Open.
Read originalThe university's English site reports ZJUNlict and ZJUDancer winning the Small Size and Humanoid KidSize leagues, and profiles ZJUDancer's autonomous robotics work.
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The team won the Humanoid League in Nanjing, giving ZJU a double title together with ZJUNlict.
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The college's official recap of RoboCup 2019, where ZJUNlict defended the Small Size title and ZJUDancer finished second in KidSize.
Read originalVideo of the 2019 KidSize final; ZJUDancer finished runner-up and placed third in the Drop-In challenge.
Read originalThe team reached the semi-finals in Montreal, finished fourth in KidSize and placed second in Drop-In.
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Barelang FC won the third-place match on penalties, 4–3, leaving ZJUDancer fourth overall.
Read originalA feature on ZJUDancer's third consecutive World Cup runner-up finish, including the rebuilt torso and a rewritten vision stack.
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Full recording of the 2017 Nagoya final, where ZJUDancer finished runner-up for the third consecutive year.
Read originalZJUDancer beat MRL-HSL 4:2 in the IranOpen final, using the event as preparation for the Nagoya World Cup.
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Full recording of the 2016 Leipzig final, where ZJUDancer finished runner-up.
Read originalZJUDancer finished second in KidSize in Leipzig, returning to the World Cup podium for a second straight year.
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A goals compilation from the 2010 China Open, including a 16–0 result.
Read originalZJUDancer won every match in Ordos to retain the China Robot Competition Humanoid League title, scoring 25 goals without conceding.
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