| The RoboCup 2005 US Open |
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 The CMU/PITT search and rescue team
won both the Advanced Mobility and Advanced Autonomy classes
at the Robocup US Open and, despite a rough beginning,
took 3rd place overall in the RoboRescue division. We were
the only team to enter robots in every round of the competition.
Although the team qualified for the RoboCup international
championships in Osaka, the research group will, instead,
field a team for the Virtual Robot Robocup Rescue "demonstration
league," a candidate league based on the USARsim simulation
developed by Jijun Wang, a Ph.D. student from SIS. This
year's competition will also include teams from Germany,
Italy, and Japan. |
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