ROBOCUP TEAMS
This page collects links to binaries and/or sources of RoboCup teams. If you want to add your team to this list please let me know! Remember that if you participated in RoboCup'99 in Stockholm you are required to add your team (according to the regulations).
Teams list 1999
| Team name | Home page | Binaries | Sources | OS | Description | |
| 11Monkeys |
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FreeBSD 3.x, Linux | S. Kinoshita | |||
| AT_Humboldt99 |
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Linux | Thomas Meinert | The At_Humboldt99 simulator team uses a BDI agent architecture and is written in C++. | |
| Brainstormers |
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Linux | M. Riedmiller | ||
| CMUnited-98 |
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SunOS, Solaris, Linux | P. Stone M. Veloso P. Riley | The CMUnited-98 simulator team uses several novel multi-agent techniques to achieve adaptive coordination including layered learning and locker-room agreements. |
| CMUnited-99 |
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SunOS, Solaris, Linux | P. Stone P. Riley M. Veloso | The CMUnited-99 simulator team is the 1999 world champion of RoboCup competition. |
| Cyberoos99 |
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Linux | M. Prokopenko | Architecture of Cyberoos99 agents attempts to systematically categorise increasing levels of reasoning abilities (situated, tactical, etc.) according to types of (emergent) behaviour. Written in C++. | |
| Erika |
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Linux with Allegro CL | T. Matsumura | Written in Common Lisp. Higher Layer made by my Graph Editor. | |
| Essex Wizards |
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Linux RedHat 6.0 | K. Kostiadis | The Essex Wizards performed well in Stockholm 1999 and finished third. |
| FCFoo |
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SunOS 5.7 | F. Heintz | FCFoo was built to test a library for building RoboCup teams, called RoboSoc. |
| Gongeroos99 |
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Linux | J.S. Lipman | ||
| Headless Chickens III |
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Java | P. Scerri | HCIII performed well in Stockholm. It uses a graphical editor to develop the strategies of the team. | ||
| KU-Sakura2 |
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- | H. Igarashi | |||
| IALP |
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Linux with ECL (Eco Common Lisp) | A. Cisternino | The layered planning approach is experimented. A language to express plans is used to define player's behaviors. | |
| Kappa-II |
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Linux RedHat 6.0 | I. Noda | |||
| Kasugabito-III |
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T.&nsbp;Tomoichi | |||
| Magma Freiburg |
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Windows NT 4 | K. Dorer | Magma Freiburg finished second in Stockholm 1999. |
| Mainz Rolling Brains |
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Solaris 2.6 | F. Schulz | ||
| NITStones99 |
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- | T. Esaki | |||
| Oulu99 |
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Linux | J. Kemppainen | |||
| Paso team |
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Linux | E. Pagello | ||
| Polytech100 |
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Linux | L. Stankevich | |||
| Robolog 99 |
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Linux RedHat 6.0, Solaris | O. Obst | A team written in C++ and Prolog. The Prolog Sources require ECLiPSe-Prolog and the Robolog-C++-Library | |
| RoGi 2 |
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Linux RH6.1 | M. Montaner | ||
| SP-United |
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V. Ching Choo |
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| Team-PSI |
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Linux | A.N. Kozhushkin | |||
| ULBS |
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Java | C. Ciprian | |||
| Ulm Sparrows 99 |
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- | S. Sablatnoeg | |||
| YowAI |
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- | T. Suzuki | |||
| Zeng99 |
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- | T. Kubo |
Other links
| URL | Description |
| http://www.ida.liu.se/... | The official RoboCup library page. You can find here libraries and code samples of RoboCup players. |
| http://arti.vub.ac.be/... | A RoboCup forum |
| http://www.cs.vu.nl/... | Virtual soccer: a virtual reality environment based on the RoboCup simulation. |
| http://coach.isi.edu/ | ISI Soccer Automated Assistant Coach (ISAAC): a program that analyze logfiles and return an evaluation of the two teams. |
| http://medialab.di.unipi.it/... | RoboMon is a log player for the RoboCup simulation. It uses VRML and Java for displaying 3D versions of the games over the Web. |
This page is maintained by Antonio Cisternino and Fredrik Heintz