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Eva Reitbauer is trying to teach robots to "see". Her robots include autonomous compost turning machines whose sensory organs are sensors such as laser scanners and cameras.

By Birgit Baustädter Progress in the fields of automation, communication, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence increasingly invites the question of what role humans will play in factories of the future.

Major success for a student team from TU Graz: GRIPS RoboCup team becomes world champion in the "Logistics" league of the RoboCup 2018 in Montreal, Canada.

By Michael Müller How do you build robot systems which can explore the environment autonomously? The field robotics team TEDUSAR deals with this question and many others.

Another major success for a student team from TU Graz: GRIPS RoboCup team wins second place in the "Logistics" league of the RoboCup 2017 in Nagoya, Japan.

Drones as modern carrier pigeons and autonomous electric vehicles as urban suppliers: TU Graz's expertise is at a premium in trialling of new delivery methods.

Two TU Graz teams achieve success at the RoboCup2016: Team TEDUSAR becomes world champion in Autonomous Exploration in the Rescue Robot league; Team GRIPS wins third place in the Logistics league and is Rookie of the Year Photographic material available for download at the end of the report.

Funded by Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and the Ministry of Science, Research and Economy, the team wants to enable computers to orientate themselves in a non-standard environment.