DIV. 01

Rescue

Tracked robots that map rubble, locate victims and manipulate obstacles — autonomously.

COMPETES IN:ROBOCUP RESCUE ROBOT LEAGUE (MAJOR)ROBOCUP MEXICAN OPEN — RESCUE

[ 3D — JAGUAR ]

FIG. 01 — JAGUARDRAG TO ORBIT · SCROLL TO ZOOM

JAGUAR — SPEC SHEET

DRIVE: Tracks with flippers (TODO)
MANIPULATOR: 6-DOF arm
PERCEPTION: LiDAR · RGB-D · thermal (TODO)
SOFTWARE: ROS 2 (TODO)
WEIGHT: TODO

TODO — one-line description of Jaguar and its role in the division

RESULTS

TODO — results for this robot to be confirmed

[ 3D — DICEROX ]

FIG. 02 — DICEROXDRAG TO ORBIT · SCROLL TO ZOOM

DICEROX — SPEC SHEET

DRIVE: Tracks with flippers (TODO)
MANIPULATOR: 6-DOF arm
PERCEPTION: TODO
SOFTWARE: TODO
WEIGHT: TODO

TODO — one-line description of Dicerox and its role in the division

RESULTS

TODO — results for this robot to be confirmed

When a building collapses, the first minutes matter most — and they are far too dangerous to walk into. The RoboCup Rescue league recreates that scenario: arenas full of rubble, stairs, unstable terrain and simulated victims the robot must find, map and report without human intervention.

Our rescue division fields two robots, Jaguar and Dicerox — each a full tracked platform with flippers and a 6-degree-of-freedom arm, built by its own team. Mechanics, electronics and software, all designed and manufactured by students.

(Placeholder copy — the rescue teams should review and complete this description, including how Jaguar and Dicerox differ.)

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RESULTS

2025National goldRoboCup Mexican Open — Rescue Major

2025Rescue and Humanoid qualify for worldsQualification — RoboCup (worlds)

2024Represented Mexico at the world championshipRoboCup 2024 — Eindhoven, Netherlands