A Polish team of engineers and AI researchers building motion-control systems for humanoid robots in an international tournament of physical humanoid combat. This is Physical AI in action - intelligence that operates in the real world.
Fundraiser live: our road to Shenzhen - support us →The tournament organized by EngineAI / URKL in Shenzhen is an event where humanoid robots compete in physical bouts resembling modern combat-sports galas. The difference? The fighters aren't humans, but robots controlled by systems developed by engineering teams from around the world.
Gala opening and full first bout on YouTube →


Hardware / R&D support. Infrastructure (GPU, robots, lab), equipment for training and tests.
In return: logo on the site, mentions in technical materials, joint case studies.
Financial support for the trip: travel, tests on the physical robot, participation in the next stages in Shenzhen.
In return: logo on the robot/team kit, mentions in all press materials, joint events, access to the engineering team.
A shared story: co-creating content, interviews, video materials.
For brands that want to tell the story of Polish engineering and Physical AI to their audience.
Every package can be tailored to your organization's goals and capacity - these are starting points for a conversation, not a fixed price list.
Let's talk about partnership →Poland can build world-class technology in one of the most important directions of AI - Physical AI and humanoid robotics.
We are an interdisciplinary team of engineers, researchers and AI technology creators from Poland. We build systems that let humanoid robots move in a dynamic, stable and effective way under the conditions of physical competition.
Our goal is a system that lets a robot not just perform individual moves, but react to the changing situation in a fight, keep its balance, make decisions and adapt its strategy in real time.
From a single move to a full sequence. Below we show behaviors we trained the robot to perform - the result of training in simulation carried over to real hardware through sim-to-real.
Our road to Shenzhen has been covered nationwide - from television to industry press and online communities.
„Robotic MMA in China. Poles prepare a robot to fight" - Raport Turbo (03.08) on training the robot: motion capture from a stunt performer and machine learning in simulation (material in Polish).
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„Poles among the elite of the global robot fighting tournament. Now they head to the finals" - Jakub Szczęsny on the TOP 4 result and the fundraiser for Shenzhen (article in Polish).
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„America is blocking Chinese humanoids. The stakes are bigger than robots" - BMF cited as a team building its own AI software for a humanoid (article in Polish).
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„Poles in the lead of the global humanoid robot tournament. They taught AI to fight in the ring" - on training the policies with reinforcement learning (article in Polish).
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„Humanoid fights. The Polish team breaks into the global elite" - on 4th place and the Shenzhen stage (article in Polish).
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„Polish specialists among the world’s 4 best teams in the humanoid robot tournament" - 4th place among 200 teams (article in Polish).
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„Martial arts specialists helped build Polish humanoid robots" - on stunt-performer motion capture as the basis of the training (article in Polish).
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„Polish specialists among the world’s 4 best teams in the humanoid robot tournament" - PAP’s science service on 4th place among 200 teams (article in Polish).
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„Polish team conquers the global humanoid fighting league. They made the top tier" - coverage of the road to the ring stage in Shenzhen (article in Polish).
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„Poles in the top tier of the global humanoid robot tournament" - 4th place among more than 200 teams, Europe’s best result (article in Polish).
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„Polish team fourth worldwide in humanoid robotics competition" - 4th in URKL 2026 qualifiers, Europe’s top-ranked team among 200 squads (article in Polish).
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„Poles in the top tier of the international humanoid tournament. Their robot fights in the ring" - 4th in URKL 2026, only European team in the TOP 32 (article in Polish).
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„Brave Mind Fighters took 4th place in international robot combat" - only team from Europe among 32 advancing after 200 teams entered (article in Polish).
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„Walki humanoidów. Polscy specjaliści wśród najlepszych zespołów na świecie" - source agency report on 4th place in URKL 2026 (article in Polish).
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Official Polskie Radio story (26 Jul 2026, based on PAP): 4th in URKL 2026 qualifiers, Europe’s best result - quotes from Cybulski and Gerke.
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Segment about the team in episode 1053 (2 Jul 2026), from 9:45.
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„Polscy specjaliści wśród 4 najlepszych zespołów na świecie w turnieju robotów humanoidalnych".
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„Polish team takes 4th in global humanoid robot fight league" - Europe’s best result among 200 teams in URKL 2026 qualifiers.
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„WUT students reach the finals of a robotics competition in Shenzhen".
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„Polski robot rzuci wyzwanie chińskim gigantom" - 4th in qualifiers; ring fights in Shenzhen next.
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„Turniej robotów w Chinach. Polski zespół Brave Mind Fighters zachwyca" - interview with Arkadiusz Cybulski.
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„Polskie humanoidy w światowej czołowce. Teraz czas na Shenzhen" - portal coverage based on PAP; 4th place, Europe’s best among 200 teams.
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„Polish Team Brave Mind Fighters Reaches Top 4 of Global Robot Combat Tournament" (25 Jul 2026).
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„Roboty humanoidalne walczą o przyszłość. Polski zespół zachwycił na turnieju robotów w Chinach".
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Official team post on qualifying for the next stage in Shenzhen.
View →Contact us for press materials - high-resolution logo, tournament photos, and team contacts.
We're looking for partners, sponsors, engineers and researchers who want to build the future of humanoid robotics together. It's a chance to be part of a project combining AI, robotics, sport and Polish innovation - with global media potential. You can also support us individually - our fundraiser for the Shenzhen tournament trip is live.