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What’s coming up at RoboCup 2022?
RoboCup 2022 will take place in Bangkok, Thailand, from 13-17 July. The event will see around 1500 participants, from 39 different countries take part in competitions and a symposium. You can see the schedule for the week here.
The leagues
You can find the competition schedules specific to each of the different leagues at these links:
- RoboCupSoccer
- RoboCupRescue
- RoboCup@Home
- RoboCupIndustrial
- RoboCupJunior
Symposium
The RoboCup symposium will take place on 17 July. The programme can be found here.
There will be four keynote speakers:
- Satoshi Tadokoro, Search in Rubble Piles – ImPACT Tough Robotics Challenge
- Angelica Lim, Social Signals in the Wild: Multimodal Machine Learning for Human-Robot Interaction
- Manukid Parnichkun, Driverless Car Technologies
- Mary-Anne Williams, Emotional and Social Intelligence in Human-Robot Collaboration
Find out more at the event website.
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