Results and awards overview

Results and Awards overview

VDL Robotsports
2023	Technical Challenge (with ASML Falcons)	1st place
	Scientific Challenge (with ASML Falcons)	2nd place
2022	European RoboCup	2nd place
2021	Scientific Challenge	1st place
	Technical Challenge (with ASML Falcons)	3rd place
2019	European Open Gondomar	4th place
2018	European Open Torres Vedras	4th place
2017	European Open Coimbra	4th place
2016	European Open Eindhoven	2nd round
	World Cup Leipzig	1st round
Philips Cyber Football Team
2006	Dutch Open	semi-finals
	Bremen	2nd round
2005	German Open	semi-finals
	Osaka	3rd place
2004	German Open	semi-finals
	Lisbon	2nd round
2003	German Open	1st place
	Padova	1st round
2002	German Open	1st place
	Fukuoka	2nd round


VDL RobotSports
12th MSL Workshop Jan 2024	co-organize workshop with Falcons
MSL Reference Architecture 2023	Together with Falcons created and defined basics of MSL Reference Archichtecture (MRA) Published components: proof-is-alive get-ball, local ball tracking local obstacle tracking Unpublished components (work in progress): Robot Strategy Role Assigner
11th MSL Workshop 2022	co-organize workshop with Tech United
MSL common simulator	Connect to MSL common simulator - supporting TechUnited student
10th MSL Workshop 2020	co-organize workshop with Tech United
MSL refbox 2020	testing refbox
7th MSL Workshop 2017	co-organize workshop with Tech United and ASML Falcons
6th MSL Workshop 2016	co-organize workshop with Tech United and ASML Falcons
4th MSL Workshop 2014	facilitate practical day of the workshop and participate in workshop
ROS Workshop 2014	facilitate and participate in ROS workshop together with ASML Falcons
MSL ref box 2015	Jurge van Eijck as tester
Philips Cyber Football Team
MSL ref box 2004 - 2014	Jurge van Eijck
MSL technical committee 2006	Jurge van Eijck
Dutch Open 2006	event organization