We won 1st place in ARCh with a score of 421.6/500, surpassing the second team by 43 points. The key event was Mapping & Autonomous Task, where Kalman precisely located objects and created an accurate map.

At the 10th edition of the European Rover Challenge, the AGH Space Systems team took 2nd place, losing only to the FHNW Rover Team from Switzerland. The competition was held for the first time in Kraków, at the AGH University of Science and Technology.

The AGH Space Systems team won the University Rover Challenge, scoring 392.76 out of a possible 500 points, surpassing last year’s champions, Team Mountaineers, by just 0.96 points. Additionally, Kalman performed best in the Autonomous Navigation Mission, reaching 5 out of 7 designated locations and earning 72/100 points.

In the Direction: Space competition, organized by the Empiria i Wiedza Foundation and the New Space Foundation, with Polish astronaut Dr Sławosz Uznański as the initiator, three main prizes were awarded. One of them was won by the GraviTE project from our Balloon and Payload team. Another project, BIOLOGEN, also developed by the AGH Space Systems team, was a finalist in the competition.

AGH Space Systems wins the European Rover Challenge for the second year in a row! Additionally, their rover was awarded the “Best Navigation Award.”

Our rover team secured 1st place in the CIRC 2023 competition. Kalman participated in five missions, winning four of them and ultimately scoring 394.46 out of 550 points.

The rocket built by our team, 3-TTK+, secured 4th place in the Spaceport America Cup 2023 in the 10,000-foot flight category.

The AGH Space Systems team placed 8th out of 37 teams in the URC 2023 competition. The Kalman rover participated in Science Mission and the Extreme Delivery Mission

Thanks to our rover, Kalman, the AGH Space Systems team won the Konkurs Konstrukcji Studenckich (KOKOS) in the Smart Robots category for the third year in a row!

Just like in 2020, the AGH Space Systems team has once again won the IRC competition held in India. Our rover, Kalman, outperformed 17 other designs.

The AGH Space Systems project, SHREAMP 2.0, was recognized by the jury at the 12th edition of the StRuNa competition and won in the Engineering Project 2025 category.

Our team won the 8th edition of the European Rover Challenge – the largest Mars rover competition in Europe. The competition, held in a hybrid format just like the previous year, featured 30 teams. The competition track was inspired by the Martian plains of Utopia Planitia and Elysium Planitia.

The rocket built by the AGH Space Systems team, 3-TTK, secured 3rd place out of 149 teams from 22 different countries at the Spaceport America Cup in the “10k SRAD Hybrid/Liquid Rocket” category.

The AGH Space Systems team, with Kalman, placed 4th by scoring 341.1 points out of 500. Additionally, our team was the best among all European teams participating in the competition (right behind us was the IMPULS team from the Świętokrzyska University of Technology).

The AGH Space Systems team won the Konkurs Konstrukcji Studenckich (KoKoS) for the second year in a row.

At the European Rover Challenge held at the Świętokrzyska University of Technology, the AGH Space Systems team placed 4th. The competition was once again held in a hybrid format, with nearly 40 teams from around the world participating.

The hybrid rocket Skylark built by the AGH Space Systems team won the Virtual Spaceport America Cup in the “10,000-foot flight” category! As part of the experiment carried out aboard the Skylark rocket, research was conducted on the effects of rocket flight conditions on shrimp, as well as the effectiveness of anesthetics to minimize the impact of stressful conditions on these organisms.

In the Virtual University Rover Challenge, held from June 3-5, Kalman had the opportunity to showcase its capabilities in three competitions. Our team placed 6th out of 36 teams that qualified from a total of 70 teams.

As part of the Space Dynamics Laboratory Payload Challenge, a component of the Virtual Spaceport America Cup 2021, AGH Space Systems secured 2nd place with the SHREAMP project, which investigated how shrimp would behave in conditions similar to those found on other planets.

Kalman, the Mars rover designed by our team, won the national Konkurs Konstrukcji Studenckich (KOKOS) in the “Smart Robots” category.

Our team won the hackathon organized by Mars Society South Asia. Over the course of 48 hours, participants tackled challenges such as solving issues with Mars rovers, Mars agriculture, and space administration and management.

The 6th edition of the ERC took place in a hybrid format, with 26 teams from 14 countries competing remotely while controlling their rovers on the world’s largest artificial Martian track. We placed 5th, receiving the Best Design special award and an honorable mention for the best presentation.

Our planetary rover team secured 1st place in the Indian Rover Challenge 2020 – one of the team’s greatest achievements!

ProJuvenes is a national poll that honors the best student organizations and individuals involved in academic life. We secured 1st place in the Science Club category!

Our rover, Kalman, placed 2nd at the European Rover Challenge. His tasks involved operating equipment in a Martian base, identifying and recovering lost items, as well as collecting soil samples and analyzing them for signs of life.

The hybrid rocket PROtotype secured 2nd place in the 10,000-foot flight category, also receiving the prestigious Technical Excellence Award for its innovative technical solutions.

Our rover placed 20th out of 34 participants in the Mars Rover competition. Kalman took part in various events, such as the Science Mission, Extreme Retrieval and Delivery Mission, Equipment Servicing Mission, and Autonomous Traversal Mission.

We placed 3rd out of 100 teams from all around the globe, scoring 94.9% total!

Our innovative experiment on the impact of space conditions earned us 2nd place in the Best Educational Initiative category.

In the 2nd edition of the IRC competition, our rover, Kalman, secured 2nd place among 32 other rovers.

In the European edition of the Mars Rover Challenge, Kalman, created by the AGH Space Systems team, placed 10th out of 65 teams from 20 countries around the world.

In their debut at the largest international rocket engineering competition, the AGH Space Systems team with the Turbulencja rocket secured 2nd place in the category for rockets powered by liquid or hybrid fuel engines, of their own design and construction, reaching an altitude of 30,000 feet (about 10 km).

In addition to the Turbulencja rocket, the Panda3 hybrid-powered rocket was also showcased at the SA Cup 2018. Panda3 secured 9th place in the category for rockets with liquid or hybrid fuel engines, of our own design and construction, achieving an altitude of 10,000 feet (about 3 km).

Members of AGH Space Systems were part of the team LEO3, which won 1st place in the Best Scientific Experiment category at GSBC 2016, surpassing 400 teams from around the world.

After winning in 2015, the students of AGH Space Systems once again built a planetary probe, securing 5th place in the CanSat Competition 2016. The design was developed in collaboration with CERN IdeaSquare.

The CanSat 2015 project was recognized in the national StRuNa 2015 competition, held under the patronage of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, and won the Project of the Year 2015 category.

In its first year of operation, the AGH Space Systems team won among 60 teams from around the world, debuting in the CanSat Competition co-organized by NASA. This success led to the establishment of a scientific club, the creation of subsequent projects, and set the course for the team’s development for years to come.

In the national Konkurs Konstrukcji Studenckich, we secured 1st place in the Koło Naukowe category of the KoKoS 2015 competition with our CanSat 2015 project, executed under the AGH Space Systems banner.