Panel: The Future of Robotics
summary
A university team builds five wheeled “Turtle” robots that win the 2016 Middle Size League world championship 3–3 then penalty shootout, using omni‑vision parabolic mirror cameras plus a Kinect v2 depth sensor for high balls, encoders and a compass for localization, Wi‑Fi for multi‑agent world model sharing, an active ball‑handling system and a 12 m/s solenoid kick — robots that dribble, communicate, and reliably scored in competition.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:41RoboCup Federation
- 3:05MSL World Champion 2016
- 5:55TURTLE
- 10:37Caring Robots
- 12:12Rescue Robots
- 13:32Young People
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