Dear all;
I support this idea,
> And at last, from another point of view, in
> a real disaster situation, it's very logical
> if there are some robots reserved somewhere
> for urgent situations in the city which have
> some information about the city and can use
> it to perform a better rescue operation regarding
> to specific properties of that city. It is
> also important that agents be able to work
> properly without precomputed data. This is
> what exactly pointed in 2004 rules.
however,
situations after disasters may be different from the data
that robots have before disasters.
I want to have time at Lisbon to talk
* how many and what kind of data rescue agents are allowed to have in advance ?
(I mean, fire offices of your countries have in advanced)
* what situations RoboCup Rescue Simulation League(RC_RSL) deals ?
* what points RC_RSL and RC_Rescue Robot League have in common ?
and make 200x (x > 4) rule better ones.
Best regards,
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Tomoichi TAKAHASHI, Dr. Eng.
1-501 Shiogamaguchi, Tenpaku-ku, Nagoya, 468-8502, Japan
Meijo University
Faculty of Science and Technology,
Department of Information Sciences
e-mail: ttaka@ccmfs.meijo-u.ac.jp
homepage: http://sakura.meijo-u.ac.jp/ttakaHP/index.html
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