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From the Archive: RoboCup 1997-2011
“From the Archive” features historical content shining a light on past successes in AI.
This week we feature RoboCup highlights from 1997 to 2011.
RoboCup has now evolved to become a much larger event encompassing more than football matches, including a junior league, rescue league, industrial league, @home league, and conference. Here’s a short overview.
tags: RoboCup
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