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2021RoboCup Robot World Cup China Tournament and Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament ended successfully

Closing ceremony site
Tianjin.China
On May 22, the 2021RoboCup Robot World Cup China Tournament and the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament ended successfully at the Airport Sports Center of Tianjin Port Free Trade Zone. Over the past two days, more than 200 teams from more than 10 countries and regions have brought a top-level feast of robot competition to the audience of the whole country and even the world through the way of "online and offline" synchronous competition. It is understood that a total of 128 teams competed for the first and second place in 10 events of the 2021RoboCup Robot World Cup China. 75 teams on the spot in Tianjin and more than 100 international players from more than 10 countries competed in the "online and offline" mode 2021 Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational RCAP CoSpace event.

RoboCup Soccer Robot Standard Platform Group Competition RoboCup soccer robot humanoid competition
RoboCup Soccer Robot Medium Group Competition Asia Pacific Robot World Cup RCAP CoSpace Off-Line Arena
At the closing ceremony, with the playback of the review video during the event, the contestants, team leaders, referees, etc. relived the scenes of several days of arrival in Tianjin. During the competition, the students sometimes bowed their heads to communicate, sometimes debugged programming, and sometimes cheered for the performance of the robot. The wonderful pictures of the 12 events seemed to bring everyone into the tense competitive time and space again. In addition, the smooth progress of the competition is inseparable from the active planning of the organizers, organizers, and co-organizers, the cooperation of public security, fire protection, security, venues, logistics and other units, and the enthusiastic service of more than 60 volunteers from Tianjin University of Technology. They showed good quality and style, and provided strong support for all participants.

Wang Jingchuan, chairman of the competition arbitration and professor of Shanghai Jiaotong University, announced the results of the competition.
Li Zhi, deputy secretary-general of the Chinese Society of Automation and director of the Robot Competition and Training Department of the Chinese Society of Automation, delivered a speech at the closing ceremony. He thanked the World Intelligence Conference for building a good platform, and thanked the participating teams for their unity and wisdom, comparing their level and style. Wang Jingchuan, chairman of the competition arbitration and professor of Shanghai Jiaotong University, read out the results of the competition. The 10 events of the 2021RoboCup Robot World Cup in China produced a total of 28 champions and runners-up. The champion of the RoboCup soccer robot humanoid group was defended by the ZJUDancer team of Zhejiang University. The champion of the medium-sized group was won by the Water team of Beijing University of Information Technology. The standard platform group with the strongest ornamental value was won by the TJArk team of Tongji University. The RoboCup rescue robot group and the family group were won by the NuBot-Rescue team of the National Defense University of Science and Technology and the TJARK team of Tongji University.

2021RoboCup Robot World Cup China Champion Team Group Photo
The successful holding of the 2021 Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament has created a new competition mode that integrates online and offline to connect the world for the Robot World Cup series.
At the same time, the curtain of the global online finals was officially opened under the auspices of the Singapore headquarters of the Asia Pacific Robot World Cup. This online event was broadcast live to the world through the official channel of the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup (RCAP). More than 100,000 robot enthusiasts around the world clicked online to watch the RCAP Tianjin International Invitational.

Some contestants in the RCAP CoSpace online finals of the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup

Asia Pacific Robot World Cup RCAP CoSpace Online and Offline Finals Participants Group Photo
The 2021 Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament was highly praised by Professor Zhou Changlong (Singapore), Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup International Council, and the directors of the Robot World Cup. They said that they can successfully hold an international invitational tournament of this scale in this special period and try new technologies and new models. This will be a cross-era competition in the history of the Robot World Cup. Congratulations on the complete success of this competition.
In the 2021 Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational online and offline finals, more than 200 players from 13 countries and regions from China, the United States, Russia, Brazil, Portugal, Singapore, Japan, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Myanmar, India and Hong Kong, China, competed in the main stadium of Tianjin and satellite stadiums around the world. The RCAP CoSpace Online Finals went smoothly under the auspices of Co-Chairman Evgeny Shandarov (Russia), Shen Jiayao (Singapore),CoSpace Event Chief Referee Han Xinyu (Singapore) and CoSpace Event Technical Advisor Yang Tianwu (Singapore).

RCAP Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Official Broadcast Global Live
(Top left-Chairman of Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Week)
The official broadcast of the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup will be broadcast live around the world, allowing robot enthusiasts and participants RoboCup the Robot World Cup around the world to better understand the Tianjin World Intelligence Conference and the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament, and promote the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin model To the world.
The 2021 Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Online Finals produced 24 champions and runners-up after fierce competition. Among them, the champion, runner-up and runner-up of the RCAP CoSpace Intelligent Search and Rescue Online Challenge were won by Nanyang Technological University of Singapore, Tokyo University of Japan and Tianjin University of Technology of China respectively; the champion, runner-up and runner-up of the online intelligent search and rescue rookie U19 competition were won by Indonesia, Egypt and Japan respectively. All awards in the Intelligent Driving Challenge U12 were won by the Chinese team.
After completing the online competition, China's 75 teams took part in the on-the-spot physical competition, producing 19 champions and runners-up in the offline part of China respectively. For example, the YouSee-Shen team from Tianjin 41 Middle School won the U12 group championship of the RCAP CoSpace Intelligent Search and Rescue Rookie Competition. The team from Shixia Primary School in Futian District of Shenzhen won the RCAP CoSpace Intelligent Driving Rookie Group Championship. The participants received the award on the spot after Wang Jingchuan, chairman of the arbitration competition, read out the award results.

Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup RCAP CoSpace event offline champion team photo
"Special thanks to the strong support and recognition of the Robot Competition Working Committee of the Chinese Society of Automation and the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Council, which enabled the two events to be jointly settled in Tianjin for the first time and successfully held." Liu Li, chairman of the competition, said that the competition has the characteristics of high enthusiasm, wide participation and high competitive level. There are both college students, graduate students and primary and secondary school students from more than 60 colleges and universities; geographically, the participating players are distributed in more than a dozen countries and regions, and they can still achieve simultaneous competition thousands of miles apart; in the event setting, the integration of the China and Asia-Pacific Games A total of four major events and 12 small events are the largest and most widely participated robot event organized by the RoboCup system in the world since the epidemic. "Our team has been to many countries and cities to participate in RoboCup competitions at different levels. It feels very good to come to Tianjin this time. Not only the facilities are complete, but the staff and volunteers are also very considerate." Liu Jiangpin, a member of the ZJUDancer team of Zhejiang University, who won the championship of the human group, said.

Speech by Liu Li, Chairman of the Competition
In recent years, the artificial intelligence industry in Tianjin Port Free Trade Zone has developed rapidly. During the competition, more than 20 people from Tsinghua University and other teams also visited iFLYTEK, an enterprise in the bonded area. It is reported that the successful holding of this competition not only represents the comprehensive technical level of various universities and teams, but also represents the highest level of robotics discipline competition in the Asia-Pacific region to some extent. it is of great significance to cultivate students' innovative ability, promote academic exchanges in various fields, and promote the development of the robot industry.

Team photo
The vitality of talents and technology has ignited the enthusiasm and fighting spirit of the new generation of young people for continuous innovation. The 2021RoboCup Robot World Cup China Tournament and the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament ended successfully, injecting strong impetus into the better development of Tianjin's artificial intelligence industry. The influence and appeal of the event attracted more outstanding talents and teams, inspired the innovation and vitality of young people, and effectively promoted the vigorous development of the city's artificial intelligence industry.
Report by the Enterprise Publicity Office of the Hospital Affairs Department
Wen/Wang Xiao