Dozens of student teams from more than 15 countries signed up for the 6th edition of one of the world's largest events of its kind.
First place was won by students from the Technical University of Braunschweig in Germany.
Robot devices competed in carrying out tasks similar to those performed by rovers on the surface of Mars and the Moon.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, they were controlled remotely by teams from their home universities.
Michał Owczarek talks to Łukasz Wilczyński, president of the European Space Foundation, to find out what sort of a logistic challenge that presented for the organisers.