| Urban Search and Rescue |
Location: | Bangkok-Pattaya, Thailand |
Dates: | December 11-14 , 2009 |
Website: | www.thailandrescuerobot.org |
Flyer: | Download Flyer |
Location: Graz, Austria Dates: June 29 - July 5, 2009 Important Dates: January 31, 2009: Submit Team Participation Form to rescue.robot.league [at] nist.gov (rescue[dot]robot[dot]league[at]nist[dot]gov) February 13, 2009: Submit Team Description Paper to rescue.robot.league [at] nist.gov (rescue[dot]robot[dot]league[at]nist[dot]gov) February 23, 2009: Teams that have submitted their registration snd team decription paper as of February 23, 2009. (pdf file) April 14, 2009: Announcement of Qualified Teams (pdf file) March 6, 2009: Announcement of First Round Qualified Teams Website: www.robocup2009.org/ Arena:
Yellow Arena
Orange Arena
Red Arena
Host: | Azad University of Qazvin |
Location: | Qazvin, Iran |
Date: | April 4-6, 2009 |
Website: | www.iranopen2009.ir/ |
Host: | Fraunhofer Institute Intelligent Analysis and Information Systems, Sankt Augustin and by Deutsche Messe, Hannover |
Location: | Hannover Messe, Hannover, Germany |
Dates: | April 20-24, 2009 |
Website: | www.robocup-german-open.de/en |
Host: | Meijo University, Department of Information Engineering, Tempaku, Nagoya, Japan |
Location: | Kyocera Dome Osaka, Nishi-Ku, Osaka, Japan |
Dates: | May 8-10, 2009 |
Website: | www.robocup.or.jp/2009JP_OPEN_1_eng.htm |
(Hosted by Georgia Tech University)
The goal of annual RoboCupRescue Robot League competitions is to increase awareness of the challenges involved in urban search and rescue (US&R) applications, provide objective evaluation of robotic implementations in representative environments, and promote collaboration between researchers.
The intent of this email list is to help teams quicken the pace of advancement in US&R robotics by:1) providing practical help in overcoming technical problems that arise,2) promoting and leveraging successful approaches and implementations,3) encouraging collaboration with other teams demonstrating complimentary technical capabilities in mobility, sensory perception, planning, mapping, and practical operator interfaces.
The ultimate goal, of course, is to develop complete and effective robotic systems that can be deployed in the field to save lives. Hopefully, this email list will help get us there faster, and make it easier for teams to contribute along the way.
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