A Priority-Based Decision Model Demonstrated with Two-On-Two Robot Soccer
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One-minute introduction with narrative
A 5-minute Game, with score 5 vs. 4, new decision model win.
Several pieces of footage with combined length of 24 minutes. The combined score was 20 vs. 18, legacy code won
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Author
Li, Keyong
Purwin, Oliver
D'Andrea, Raffaello
Abstract
These videos are archived here to be referenced by current and future publications of the authors. What they demonstrate is a framework for mission-oriented robot control that seems to suggest a promising direction for managing the complexity of encoding control policies. This framework also establish a natural connection between feedback control and planning. The videos show that when this framework is applied to the domain of robot soccer, the resulting system competed at par in a simplified game setting against a former championship team in the International RoboCup Competition.
Sponsorship
Air Force under grant F49620-02-1-0388
NSF under grant ECS-0329743
NSF under grant ECS-0329743
Date Issued
2007-07
Publisher
AAAI-07, Video Competition
Keywords
Previously Published as
Keyong Li, Oliver Purwin, and Raffaello D'Andrea (2007), "Two-On-Two Robot Soccer", AAAI-07 Video Competition, July 2007.
Type
video/moving image