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QUALIFIED TEAMS

COUNTRY

TEAM

ORGANIZATION

LEADER

TDP

AWARDS

AUSTRALIA

Casualty

Centre For Autnomous Systems

Jonathan Paxman

TDP

3rd PLACE

AUSTRALIA

ResNUbots

University of Newcastle

Rick Middleton

TDP

 

CANADA

Keystone Rescue

University of Manitoba

Jacky Baltes

TDP

 

FRANCE

Mantes Explorer-2

University of Versailles

Pierre Blazevic

TDP

 

GERMANY

Rescue Walkers

University of Bremen

Martin Albrecht

TDP

GERMANY

Deutschland1

FHG-AIS/Osnabrueck/Hannover

Kai Lingeman

TDP

 

GERMANY

IUB

International University Bremen

Andreas Birk

TDP

GERMANY

RescueRobots Freiburg

University of Freiburg

Alexander Kleiner

TDP

Best in Class Autonomy

IRAN

CEDRA

Sharif University of Technlogy

Ali Meghdari

TDP

 

IRAN

MRL

Iran University of Science and Technology

Ali Shahri

TDP

IRAN

Persian Gulf

I. Azad University of Tehran - Central Branch

Meysam Radmanesh

TDP

IRAN

Phoenix R.T.

University of Tehran

Arash Raessi

TDP

 

IRAN

Resquake

K.N. Toosi University of Tech.

Ehsan Mihankhah

TDP

Innovation

ITALY

Alcor

Universita Di Roma "La Sapienza"

Andrea Carbone

TDP

 

ITALY

SPQR - Rescue

Universita Di Roma "La Sapienza"

Shahram Bahadori

TDP

 

JAPAN

Intelligent Robot Lab

University of Tsukuba

Takashi Tsubouchi

TDP

Best in Class Mobility

JAPAN

NIIT-Blue

Niigata Institute of Technology

Prof. Oogane

TDP

JAPAN

Nutech-R

Nagaoka University of Tech.

Tetsuya Kimura

TDP

Innovation

JAPAN

Shinobi

Univ. of Electro-Communications

Noritaka Sato

TDP

Innovation

JAPAN

Tiny Seeker

Chukyo University

Masaru Shimizu

TDP

JAPAN

Toin Pelican

Toin University of Yokohama

Eiji Koyanagi

TDP

1st PLACE

KOREA

Roscue

Korean Institute of Science and Tech

Woosub Lee

TDP

2nd PLACE

SWEDEN

RFC Uppsala

Uppsala University

Jakob Carlstrom

TDP

 

THAILAND

INSE V.1

KMIT'NB

Danucha Prasertsom

TDP

 

USA

Red Knight Squad

Benilde - St. Margaret's School

Timothy E. Jump

TDP

 


WIRELESS COMMUNICATION INFORMATION

There will be only one 802.11b channel for our league to use. It will be assigned to us at the venue. Be prepared to switch to and use that channel exclusively for all on-site radio transmissions.

There will be several 802.11a channels for our league to use. They will be assigned to us at the venue. Be prepared to switch to and use these channels exclusively for all on-site radio transmissions.

Any teams transmitting within the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency ranges must comply with the assigned league channels. Any interference, even inadvertent interference, with the assigned league channels during scheduled practice or mission times is grounds for disqualification. Compliance with other local laws regarding radio communication power levels and transmission frequencies is also required.


LATEST NEWS

** RoboCup2005 Committee NEWS No. 6 (2005.2.21) **

TEAMS SHOULD SEEK THEIR OWN LOCAL SPONSORS
RoboCup 2005 will encourage teams to find sponsors for their team.
RoboCup had a really strict rule on team sponsor logo because of a previous contract with an advertising agency. After the expiration of the contract last year, the logo rule will be changed. In summary, the following rule will be applied for RoboCup 2005. Official explanation in exact words will be announced later since the following sentences are not legally correct.

1) Team shirts may have sponsor logo of any size with the condition that it does not affect the game and the league.
2) Robots may have sponsor logo with the condition that it does not affect the game and the league.
3) Team poster can include small sponsor logo, but it must not advertise any products and services of the sponsors.
4) Distribution of commercial brochures, advertisement of sponsor products and services, and any commercial activities are prohibited.
5) The logo must not include any statement concerning politics nor religion. Is must not be related to ethical problems such as crime, mental abuse, etc.
6) The logo must not be related to any commercial activities.
7) Teams are responsible for any trouble caused by the team sponsorship.

This change would make it easier for teams to have their own sponsors. Please see the main RoboCup2005 website for further details.


Any Questions?

If you would like additional information on these past Rescue Robot Competitions, please send an email to rescue.robot.league@nist.gov

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Date Created: Jan. 19, 2005
Last updated: December 27, 2005