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The development of a micro robot system for robot soccer game

Kyung-Hoon Kim, Kuk-Won Ko, Joogon Kim, Suho Lee, Hyungsuck Cho

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In this paper, we present the design and the structure of our multiple micro-robot system, CENDORI, designed for playing a robot soccer game, MIROSOT. A robot soccer game is a very complex robot application that incorporates real-time vision, robot control wireless communication and management of multiple robots. To build a robot system with high performance and reliability, we designed the system architecture with a centralized concept. The robot control relies largely upon the vision system and the host computer generating low level motion control words. The experimental results and the performance of the robot are discussed.

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In this paper, we present the design and the structure of our multiple micro-robot system, CENDORI, designed for playing a robot soccer game, MIROSOT. A robot soccer game is a very complex robot application that incorporates real-time vision, robot control wireless communication and management of multiple robots. To build a robot system with high performance and reliability, we designed the system architecture with a centralized concept. The robot control relies largely upon the vision system and the host computer generating low level motion control words. The experimental results and the performance of the robot are discussed.

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In this paper, we present the design and the structure of our multiple micro-robot system, CENDORI, designed for playing a robot soccer game, MIROSOT. A robot soccer game is a very complex robot application that incorporates real-time vision, robot control wireless communication and management of multiple robots. To build a robot system with high performance and reliability, we designed the system architecture with a centralized concept. The robot control relies largely upon the vision system and the host computer generating low level motion control words. The experimental results and the performance of the robot are discussed.

Key concepts: Robot, Soccer robot, Robot control, Social robot, Computer science, Robot learning, Personal robot, Ubiquitous robot

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