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Launching Q4 2026 – Q1 2027

Robot soccer for
the next generation

Real humanoid robots on real pitches. Kids play with them, students research them, and the whole street stops to watch.

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Where we play
Playgrounds✦Primary schools✦University labs✦Company team days✦Birthday parties✦City plazas✦Science fairs✦ Playgrounds✦Primary schools✦University labs✦Company team days✦Birthday parties✦City plazas✦Science fairs✦

Football is the world's first language. We're teaching it to robots, and letting kids, students and strangers play the first matches with them.

How it works

What a session looks like

Saturday kids' session
2 hrson the pitch
4 botsmixed teams with kids
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We arrive with the robots, goals and a referee. Kids warm up, learn a few passing drills with the bots, then play a full mixed match. Everyone leaves with a card showing how long they played and how many touches they had.

The format
Ages 6–12 · up to 16 players · any flat field

01
Book

Pick a date, a field and a session length. One, two or three hours.

02
Set up

We bring the robots, portable goals and safety cones. Ready in about 30 minutes.

03
Play

Drills, mixed kids-plus-robot teams, penalty shootouts against the robot keeper.

04
Take home

A printed flyer for every player: minutes played, goals, and when the next session is.

Programs
humanoid games · bookings
Kids & Company FootballSat · Oct 18 · Riverside playground
● Confirmed
Session plan
✓ Warm-up drills✓ Passing with bots✓ Mixed match✓ Penalty shootout+ Flyer handout
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Duration2 hours · 10:00 – 12:00
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Players12 kids · ages 7–11
Roster
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Robots4 field players + 1 keeper
Ready
Playgrounds · Company days

Kids & company football

We run robot-soccer sessions on playgrounds and company fields. Kids play right alongside the robots, then take home a flyer with their stats and how to book again. Company team days get the same setup with a tournament bracket.

lab mode
School Research ProgramGrade 10 robotics club · Week 4
✦ Experiment live
Balance recovery after a tackle (ms)
Gait tuningBall visionTeam strategyFall safety
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Team A · faster stand-up412 ms → 268 ms
Notes
Schools · Universities

School research program

A semester-long kit for schools: students study how the robots walk, see and decide, then test their ideas in real matches. Their data goes straight into the lab dashboard, and each term ends with an inter-school robot cup.

street route
Street ShowcaseDowntown loop · 1.4 km
◐ Walking now
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People stopped to watchPenalty kicks at each stop
Live
Streets · Plazas · Events

Street showcase

A small humanoid robot walks a planned route through busy streets, stops in plazas, and invites passersby to take a penalty against it. It's the fastest way to turn a crowd into players.

FAQ

Questions parents and teachers ask

Is it safe for kids to play next to robots?

Yes. The robots are child-sized, move slowly, and are padded. A trained operator supervises every match and can stop all robots instantly.

What do we need to provide?

A flat field or playground about the size of a small-sided pitch, and players. We bring robots, goals, cones and a referee.

How long is a session?

One, two or three hours. Most kids' clubs book two hours; company days often book a half-day tournament.

Can schools use the robots for coursework?

That's what the research program is for: a term-long kit with lesson plans, data tools, and a final inter-school match.

Bring robot soccer to your field

Tell us where and when. We'll reply with a session plan within a day.