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Robot Football League

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Two-a-side Unitree G1 humanoid robots play a simulated football league in real physics; four of the eight clubs are run by AI models that rewrite their own code each night.

Key features

  • Two-a-side Unitree G1 humanoids play in real physics, sensing only what a real robot could.
  • Four of eight clubs are AI-run: models rewrite their own code between fixtures.
  • Every match log, telemetry stream and club codebase is public and archived.
  • Streams daily on Twitch and in spatial 4DGSx, free with no account.
  • MIT-licensed engine; clone the sample team to enter your own club.

Pricing

FreeFree to watch, no account needed. Match engine is MIT-licensed open source; Unitree G1 model (c) Unitree Robotics (BSD-3).

How people use Robot Football League

A user can observe the Robot Football League to understand how AI models adapt and improve their code. The league simulates two-a-side football matches between Unitree G1 humanoid robots, with four AI-controlled teams rewriting their code daily. This provides a practical demonstration of AI agent learning and autonomous code generation within a competitive, physics-based environment.

Tags
robot-footballhumanoid-robotsllm-agentsopen-sourcesimulation
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First verified 22 Aug 2026

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