RobotX Challenge 2022

San Diego, California, USA

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We are a robotics team based San Diego, California, that was started in 2011. We have students ranging from 8th grade to college undergraduates. We currently participate in the FIRST Tech Challenge, RoboSub, RoboCar and RobotX competitions. Our goal is to be able to learn the most we can about robotics and to spread all that knowledge to others. Fittingly, our team motto is:
To Learn, to Share, to Innovate, to Inspire!

Daytona Beach, Florida, USA

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Team Minion is a student lead team. Our team has a multi-disciplinary approach to accomplishing tasks and focuses on teaching students the necessary technical skills to succeed in engineering. The team seeks members from all engineering disciplines but is composed of a mechanical engineering core and is lead by the mechanical engineering faculty. Team Minion brings together undergraduate and graduate students with faculty to tackle the challenges of maritime autonomy.

Tonsley, South Australia, Australia

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Flinders University Student Team for RoboNation RobotX2022 Competition.

Boca Raton, Florida, USA

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Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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The Marine Robotics Group is a student team at Georgia Tech tackling the challenges of sending autonomous machines into the blue. With a focus on exploration, the group develops vessels for advanced autonomy and long-range endurance, which are put to the test in the RobotX and Microtransat Challenges. Team members include undergraduate and graduate students from various majors and backgrounds who share an interest in robots capable of discovery.

Fairfax, Virginia, USA

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This is the first year that George Mason University has fielded a team for the RobotX competition. With a multi-disciplinary group of students and faculty from Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and Systems Engineering, we are excited to participate in this international competition!

Istanbul, Turkey

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ITUASTEAM is a team of students from different engineering disciplines at ITU Faculty of Naval Architecture and Marine Sciences. With its R&D-oriented establishment, it aims to participate in national and international competitions and fairs in which students participate.

Townsville, Queensland, Australia

The JCU Robotics Team is a group of enthusiastic individuals attending James Cook University located in North Queensland, Australia. We are excited by the challenge that Robot-X presents and the chance to compete on an international stage. Our team members are eager to diversify their skillsets by completing this multi-disciplinary challenge.

Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, USA and Bolzano, South Tyrol, Italy

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Team AMORE is a diverse group of engineering students spanning two continents. In the United States, students working toward undergraduate degrees in Mechanical, Electrical, Robotics, and Computer engineering are developing the Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) and creating the low-level control needed for the vessel’s autonomy. In Italy, students working toward graduate degrees in Control & Systems Engineering, and Mechatronics are developing the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and creating the high-level control needed for vehicle autonomy.

Singapore, Singapore

We are a team from NTU Singapore with all team members currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, specialising in Mechatronics and robotics. While NTU is a returning competitor, we, the team members, are currently inexperienced, but curious and thrilled to represent our university in an international competition such as RobotX. We are experienced in CAD, CFD, MATLAB, and Python, and are excited to put these skills to use in the real world.

Singapore, Singapore

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We are a group of innovators who envision to build autonomous systems of the future. We build and design autonomous maritime vehicles that capable of navigating underwater and on the water surface and perform a series of tasks without any remote control assistance. The system is targeted to be designed as highly intelligent and robust to changing environmental conditions. Full autonomy is achieved with an advanced sensor suite and array of powerful actuators.

Hsinchu City, Hsinchu, Taiwan

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Team NYCU (previously NCTU) is organized by passionate students and professionals in robotics. Team NYCU members are trained and motivated by the Duckietown education platform to develop autonomy that could be easy to use and available for everyone. Our team has participated in the RobotX 2018 and the DARPA Subterranean Challenge Tunnel and Urban Circuit in 2019 and 2020.

Santiago, Región Metrpolitana, Chile

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Caleuche is the oficial team of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, which was ranked 1st in the QS Latin America University Rankings 2021.  The team is formed by students, graduates and professors. It has the support of the Compas laboratory that is a specialist in marine and underwater robotics.  It will be the first Chilean team in this competition and probably the first Latin American team.

Lima, Perúa, Chile

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The Tumi Boys team is made up of a group of researchers and students from the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, who participate in technological development and research projects, in which there are professionals specializing in mechatronics and electronic engineering, professionals with a master’s degree and doctoral students. The areas of development of the team are: implementation of maritime vehicles, development of control and navigation algorithms, signal and image processing, handling of maritime sensors.

St. Lucia, Queensland, Australia

A student-driven rookie team working across school and disciplinary boundaries to think outside the box when tackling challenges in marine autonomy. UQ’s team has a strong focus on field testing-driven development and innovation.

Gainesville, Florida, USA

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The Machine Intelligence Laboratory (MIL) provides a synergistic environment dedicated to the study and development of intelligent, autonomous robots. The faculty and students associated with the laboratory conduct research in the theory and realization of machine intelligence covering topics such as machine learning, real-time computer vision, statistical modeling, robot kinematics, teleoperation and human interfaces, robot and nonlinear control, computational intelligence, neural networks, and general robotics. Applications of MIL research include autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), autonomous water surface vehicles (ASVs), autonomous land vehicles, and autonomous air vehicles (AAVs including quadcopters and micro air vehicles, MAVs).

MIL’s SubjuGator is the three time champion autonomous submarine of the RoboSub AUVSI/ONR underwater competition (2005-2007) and placed in the top 3 in eleven of the 21 years of the competition (including second place in 2012, 2013, and 2014). MIL’s NaviGator AMS, won the Maritime RobotX Challenge in Oahu, Hawaii in 2016, our first time in this biennial competition. In 2018, we earned fourth place, again in Oahu, Hawaii. We will next compete in the Maritime RobotX Challenge in Sydney, Australia in November 2022. In 2013, MIL participated for the first time in the RoboBoat AUVSI/ONR water surface vehicle competition with our PropaGator robot boat; we won! In 2014, we earned second place in the RoboBoat competition. We also won the static division of the 2011 ION Robot Lawnmower competition with MIL’s InstiGator robot lawnmower.

Callaghan, New South Wales, Australia

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NU Marine provides the opportunity for undergraduates at The University of Newcastle to get cutting edge skills in the development of autonomous vehicles. The team competes in the international Maritime RobotX Challenge, with an alternating bi-annual physical competition, and virtual simulation competition.

Chippendale, New South Wales, Australia

USYD Sealion is an Australian Robotics Team Participating in the RobotX 2022 Competition.
We are made up of a diverse range of undergraduate students.
USYD has participated in previous RobotX Competitions such as the 2018 RobotX Compeition and 2019 VRX Competiton.

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

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RobSeals was created through combining the University of South Australia and the RoboRoos – a community based robotics team. Team members are a mix of academics and industry professionals who guide a eclectic mix of students from the two organisations.