CADDX | Supporting the DYNAMICS Team in Winning the RoboCup World Championship!🏆🤖

Advancing Rescue Robotics with Cutting-Edge Technology

RoboCup 2026 Rescue Robot League 

CADDX helped the DYNAMICS team from the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria win the world championship!

Event Background

RoboCup 2026 was held in Incheon, South Korea, in July 2026. Founded in 1997, RoboCup is one of the world's largest and most influential international competitions for robotics and artificial intelligence, promoting innovation and real-world applications across a wide range of robotic technologies.

The 2026 edition brought together 364 teams and nearly 3,000 researchers from 45 countries and regions, competing across multiple leagues, including Robot Soccer, Rescue Robots, @Home Service Robots, and Smart Manufacturing. Among them, the RoboCup Rescue Robot League focuses on realistic disaster-response scenarios, evaluating robots' capabilities in environmental perception, autonomous navigation, remote operation, and mission execution, making it one of the world's premier competitions for rescue robotics.

DYNAMICS Team Solidus Successfully Defends the World Championship

DYNAMICS Team Claims the World Championship

At the RoboCup 2026 Rescue Robot League, the DYNAMICS Team from the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria delivered a strong and consistent performance to claim the World Championship title.

According to the official RoboCup Rescue results, DYNAMICS Team finished first, followed by Team SHINOBI from Japan in second place and Team Quix in third.

Led by Assistant Professor Raimund Edlinger, the DYNAMICS Team competed with a seven-member team. Throughout the competition, the team continuously tested and refined its next-generation legged rescue robot system, using a highly integrated robotic platform to tackle complex terrain, unstructured obstacles, and precision manipulation tasks.

From the qualification rounds and semifinals to the final, DYNAMICS Team achieved the highest score in each round. Competing against leading rescue robotics teams from around the world, the team maintained its lead through a robust overall solution, reliable robot performance, and efficient teamwork, ultimately taking the top spot on the world championship podium.

The victory highlights DYNAMICS Team's expertise in rescue robotics and demonstrates its capabilities in complex-terrain mobility, robotic system integration, and real-time mission execution.

Powered by CADDX Technology

As a technology partner of DYNAMICS Team, CADDX provided a complete FPV and HD digital video transmission solution for the RoboCup World Championship.

• Walksnail Avatar HD Pro VTX: Delivers crystal-clear HD digital video transmission with ultra-low latency, providing stable real-time video in demanding rescue environments.

• GM3 Gimbal: Provides stabilized FPV, reducing image shake while the robot traverses uneven terrain, turns, and negotiates obstacles.

• Goggles X: Delivers an immersive FPV experience, enabling operators to better assess terrain, obstacle distances, and navigation routes for more precise control in complex environments.

From the Competition Arena to Real-World Firefighting Applications

This championship represents not only another world-class achievement for DYNAMICS Team, but also an important milestone for the team's future research and practical deployment.

According to the team, the LARX research project, supported by the Upper Austria Government's ""Security Technologies and Solutions"" funding program, is scheduled to launch this September. Working closely with frontline firefighters and emergency responders, the project aims to advance robotic technologies for real-world firefighting and disaster response applications.

CADDX Continues to Support Innovation in Rescue Robotics

DYNAMICS Team's success highlights both the team's outstanding engineering expertise and CADDX's continued innovation in robotic vision and HD digital video transmission.

Looking ahead, CADDX will continue to advance high-definition, low-latency, and long-range digital transmission technologies, empowering universities, research institutions, and engineering teams to explore new possibilities in robotics, unmanned systems, and FPV applications. Through reliable visual connectivity, CADDX remains committed to supporting life-saving technologies and the future of intelligent robotics.