| 28.6.-3.7.2006 |
11TH FIRA World Championship was held in Dortmund, Germany. |
| 6.-10.6.2005 |
8TH European FIRA Championship was held in Twente, The Netherlands. |
| 15.6.-18.6.2004 |
7TH European FIRA Championship was held in Munich, Germany. |
| 24.4.2004 |
Presentation of robot-soccer at Czech Eurobot Cup 2004, Prague. |
| 21.12.2003-26.1.2004 |
Presentation of robot-soccer at the exhibition "I'm Robot", Design Centre of the Czech Republic, Brno. |
| 21.-24.10.2003 |
Presentation of robot-soccer at the fair Gaudeamus 2003, BVV Brno. |
| 28.9.-3.10.2003 |
8TH FIRA World Championship was held in Vienna, Austria. |
| 1.-5.6.2003 |
6TH FIRA European championship was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. |
| 22.-25.10.2002 |
Presentation of robot-soccer at the fair Gaudeamus 2002, BVV Brno. |
23.-29.5.2002 |
7TH FIRA World Championship in Seoul, Korea. |
| 18.-21.4.2002 |
5TH European championship in robot soccer was held in Vienna. New category "Middle League MiroSot" was introduced here (5 to 5 players). RoBohemia became the European Champion in Small and Middle League Mirosot. |
| 16.11.2001 |
Students Tomas Bia, David Hruby and Miroslav Mikulica won the Siemens Prize in the category of diploma projects. |
| 16.-18.11.2001 |
Presentation of robot-soccer at the exhibition INVENCE 2001 in Prague Congress Centre. |
| 30.10.-2.11.2001 |
Presentation of robot-soccer at the fair Gaudeamus 2001, BVV Brno. |
| 1.-5.8.2001 |
Participation in the FIRA World Championship, Beijing, China. |
| 6.-7.6.2001 |
RoBohemia became the European Champion in robot-soccer in Ostrava, Czech Republic. |
