RoboCup Federation is an international scientific organization dedicated to advancing intelligent robotics through research, collaboration, and robot competitions. Established in 1997, RoboCup began with an ambitious goal: to develop a team of robots capable of competing against the human soccer World Cup champions by 2050. Today, the Federation brings together teams and researchers from around the world through events, publications, and a broad range of leagues.

Its competitions span RoboCupSoccer, RoboCupRescue, RoboCup@Home, RoboCupIndustrial, and RoboCupJunior. These include soccer divisions for humanoid, standard platform, middle-size, small-size, and simulation robots; rescue robot and simulation challenges; domestic and social robotics; industrial applications such as logistics and smart manufacturing; and junior competitions in soccer, rescue, OnStage, and CoSpace. The Federation also supports the RoboCup Symposium, research papers and datasets, awards, workshops, and event proposals. Its website provides information about upcoming and past events, league activities, news, research, and ways to participate, alongside resources for media and prospective organizers.