Kuala lumpur: the world's premier robotics competition, teams competing on Booster Robotics' humanoid robots swept all championship titles across the Small, Middle, and Large divisions. This year, a total of 59 teams from around the world participated in RoboCup 2026, 38 of which competed on Booster robots, including but not limited to Badger Bots (USA), Bahia Robotics Team (Brazil), Berlin United (Germany), B-Human (Germany), HTWK Robots (Germany), HULKs (Germany), Inha-United (South Korea), KURA (UAE), NUbots (Australia), Pumas (Mexico), RedbackBots (Australia), RFC-Tsudanuma (Japan), Rhoban (France), RoboEireann (Ireland), Robo-Erectus (Singapore), Ruhrbot Devils (Germany), rUNSWift (Australia), SPQR Team (Italy), Tech United (Netherlands), UT AustinVilla (USA), whIRLwind Amsterdam (Netherlands), and others.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, in the Large Division, Tsinghua Hephaestus emerged as the champion, followed by CAU MountainandSea as the runner-up, and BISTU Water securing third place. All teams in this division competed using Booster T1 robots. In the Middle Division, B-Human took the championship title, with HTWK Robots as the runner-up and Rhoban finishing in third place. These teams utilized the Booster K1 model. In the Small Division, Invic claimed the championship, with Hamburg Bit-Bots as the runner-up and GeoHBots achieving third place. Invic and GeoHBots competed on the Booster K1 Air model.

The success of Booster Robotics at RoboCup 2026 highlights the capabilities and reliability of their humanoid robots across various divisions, showcasing the company's impact on the robotics industry.