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ROBOCUP
1998
Springer
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Evolving Team Darwin United
The RoboCup simulator competition is one of the most challenging international proving grounds for contemporary AI research. Exactly because of the high level of complexity and a l...
David Andre, Astro Teller
ROBOCUP
1998
Springer
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BabyTigers-98: Osaka Legged Robot Team
The Osaka Legged Robot Team, BabyTigers-98, attended the First Sony Legged Robot Competition and Demonstration which was held at La Cite La Villeta, a science and technology museum...
Noriaki Mitsunaga, Minoru Asada, Chizuko Mishima
ROBOCUP
1998
Springer
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The CMTrio-98 Sony-Legged Robot Team
Sony has provided a remarkable platform for research and development in robotic agents, namely fully autonomous legged robots. In this paper, we describe our work using Sony's...
Manuela M. Veloso, William T. B. Uther
AI
2005
Springer
14 years 28 days ago
ARES 2: A Tool for Evaluating Cooperative and Competitive Multi-agent Systems
The Agent Rescue Emergency Simulator (ARES) system provides a simplified rescue scenario similar to Robocup Rescue for use in the educational or research fields when evaluating m...
Jörg Denzinger, Jordan Kidney
ROBOCUP
1999
Springer
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Big Red: The Cornell Small League Robot Soccer Team
In this paper we describe Big Red, the Cornell University Robot Soccer team. The success of our team at the 1999 competition can be mainly attributed to three points: 1) An integra...
Raffaello D'Andrea, Jin-Woo Lee, Andrew Hoffman, A...