Titlebook: RoboCup 2001: Robot Soccer World Cup V; Andreas Birk,Silvia Coradeschi,Satoshi Tadokoro Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Agent Based Approach in Disaster Rescue Simulation - From Test-Bed of Multiagent System to Practicalnd human behaviors. Kobe-Awaji earthquake data is used as disaster scenarios and a prototype system was made open at RoboCup 2000. A rescue team composed of heterogeneous agents, - fire brigades, ambulances, and polices -, takes active part in the disastrous situation where about 100 civilian agents

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Planning and Executing Joint Navigation Tasks in Autonomous Robot Soccersed system consists of three components: an artificial neural network controller, a library of software tools for planning and plan merging, and a decision module that selects the appropriate planning and execution methods in a situation-specific way. The system learns by experimentation predictive

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A Case Study of How Mobile Robot Competitions Promote Future Researcht of the 2000 AAAI Mobile Robot Competition allowed us the opportunity to test our Urban Search and Rescue robot team in a standardized testbed. The result was ideas for future enhancements and research work. This article presents our experience as a case study on how mobile robot competitions promo

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Visual Attention Control by Sensor Space Segmentation for a Small Quadruped Robot Based on Informatisk in complicated environments. This paper proposes a method of sensor space segmentation for visual attention control that enables efficient observation by taking the time for observation into account. The efficiency is considered from a viewpoint of not geometrical reconstruction but unique action

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Language Design for Rescue Agents are critical infrastructure for rescue in huge disasters. The main issue of the information system in the rescue domain is that the most of information sources are civilians who may report incomplete information. Proposed model and specification is designed to reflect natural features of human comm