Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

FRoST

Frankfurt Robotics Science Team

A team of young professionals building autonomous Mars rovers and drones, competing at the highest level of international robotics challenges.

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Our Focus

What We Do

Building Rovers & Drones

We design and build autonomous and teleoperated platforms from the ground up, covering mechanics, electronics, and software.

Competing Internationally

Our team competes in the European Rover Challenge and other international events, testing our engineering against the world's best.

Advancing Research

We push boundaries in mobile robotics, autonomous navigation, computer vision, and novel mechanical design approaches.

1st Place

FHNW Rover Träff 2025

FRoST claimed first place at the FHNW Rover Träff 2025 in Windisch, Switzerland, outperforming teams from TU Dresden, University of Modena, TU Munich, and EPFL Lausanne across all six competition challenges.

ERC 2026

Qualification Video

FRoST's official qualification submission for the European Rover Challenge 2026 — introducing EROS and DAEDALUS.

FRoST — European Rover Challenge 2026 Qualification Video

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Latest News

Competition21 Aug 2026

FRoST Heads Back to Mars With EROS at European Rover Challenge 2026

Frankfurt UAS robotics team FRoST qualifies for the European Rover Challenge 2026 in Poland, taking place September 4-6, with their newly developed four-wheeled rover EROS.

Video31 May 2026

FRoST at ERC 2026 — On-Site Promo

FRoST's official qualification submission for the European Rover Challenge 2026, introducing EROS and DAEDALUS.

Competition15 May 2026

FRoST Takes Third Place at FHNW Rover Träff 2026 with EROS

The Frankfurt Robotics Science Team finishes third at the FHNW Rover Träff 2026 in Switzerland, debuting their new four-wheeled rover EROS against six international university teams.

Join Our Team

We are always looking for motivated students who want to gain hands-on experience in robotics engineering. Whether you specialise in mechanics, electronics, software, or communications, there is a place for you.