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9-7-2007 - INDEPENDENT - wins the Rescue Robots 2007 league!... more
9-7-2007 - Pelican United wins Mobility challenge in the Rescue Robots 2007 league!... more
9-7-2007 - RESKO wins Autonomy challenge in the Rescue Robots 2007 league!... more
9-7-2007 - STEEL wins the Virtual Robot Simulation 2007 Competition!...more
9-7-2007 - MRL wins the Agent Simulation 2007 Competition again!...more
9-7-2007 - AladdinRescue wins the Infrastructure 2007 Competition!...more
8-2-2007 - The ALADDIN Project offers the Challenge Award to an outstanding entry to the Infrastructure Competition...more
2-2-2007 - Due to popular demand, deadlines have been extended...more
3-12-2006 - Pre-registration for RobocupRescue 2007 World championships open...more
4-8-2006 -New RoboCup Rescue Official website launched
18-6-2006 - ResQ Freiburg from the University of Freiburg wins RoboCup Rescue Virtual Robots Competition ...more
18-6-2006 - The MRL team from Qazvin University, Iran wins RoboCup Rescue Simulation 2006 in Bremen ...more
17-6-2006 - ResQ Freiburg team from the University of Freiburg wins the RoboCup Rescue Infrastructure Competition 2006 ...more
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The purpose of the RoboCup Rescue Simulation league is twofold. First, it aims to develop develop simulators that form the infrastructure of the simulation system and emulate realistic phenomena predominant in disasters. Second, it aims to develop intelligent agents and robots that are given the capabilities of the main actors in a disaster response scenario.
The RoboCup Simulation league is divided into 2 subunits:
