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 2000
FIRA Robot World Cup Australia was held in Australia, in three
venues in Rockhampton, Gladstone, and Queensland from Sept.
18 to 24, 2000, along with the Summer Olympics. There was a
workshop held before the competition and all teams was required
to submit and present papers on their robots and schemes for
sharing of intelligent system expertise.
Team participation in finding solutions to FIRA's Benchmark
problems for robot soccer was encouraged, and was a feature
of the 2000 FIRA Cup.
Period
September 18 to 24, 2000 (During the
Summer Olympics)
Venues
Rockhampton, Gladstone, and Queensland
/ Australia |
Thirteen (13) teams from seven (7) countries
(Australia, Canada, China, Korea, Philippines, Singapore and
Taiwan) |
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| Australia:
2 teams |
| Robo-Coasters |
Griffith University Gold Coast
Team Members: John Thornton, Steve Goodwin, Jun
Zhao, Lily Wang, Nicolette Thornton |
| Bandicoots |
Central Queensland University
Team Members: Russel Stonier, Stephen Smith, Gene
Springer, Peter Thomas |
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| Canada:
1 team |
| UoBots |
University of Ottawa
Team Members: Paul Holden, Jean-Phillippe Ethier
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| China:
1 team |
| Hit-BinHua |
Harbin Institute of Technology
Team Members: Hong BingRong, Bo XiZhu, Liu XinYu,
Shu Guang |
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| Korea:
5 teams |
| SOTY IV |
Korea Advanced Institute of Science
and Technology (KAIST)
Team Members: Dong-Han Kim, Kui-Hong Park |
| KingGo |
Sung Kyun Kwan University
Team Members: Seung-Min Baek, Hyun-Jin Lee, Kyung-Hun
Hwang |
| PS2K |
Yeungnam University
Team Members: Jae-Wan Jang, Dongil Lee, Eui Kuk
Jeong, Ho Cheol Seo |
| PowerSupply3 |
Yeungnam University
Team Members: Hyung Jong Kim, Sang Jun Kim, Hyun
Ju Cho, Gun Hyik Youn |
| Y2K2 |
Korea Advanced Institute of Science
and Technology (KAIST)
Team Members: Kui-Hong Park, Dong-Han Kin |
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| Philippines:
2 teams |
| Tamaraw |
De La Salle University
Team Members: Elmer Dadios, Florante Salvador, Odon
Maravillas, Edwin Sybingco |
| Bagyo |
University of the Philippines
Team Members: Michael Pedrasa, Gemi Orcullo, Prosporo
Naval |
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| Singapore:
2 teams |
| RoboLion |
The National University of Singapore
Team Members: Prahlad Vadakkepat, Wang MingLiang |
| Special Cubs |
Singapore Polytechnic
Team Members: Gourab SenGupta, Ong Goon Hor, Ong
Meng Hua |
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| Taiwan:
1 team |
| Formosa
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National Taiwan University
Team Members: Han-Pang Huang, Jiang-Chuang You,
Chih-Yuan Wang, Kuan-JuLu |
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- MiroSot, S-MiroSot
- NaroSot demonstration match was held during the inauguration.
- SimuroSot (Simulation Robot Soccer Tournament) demonstration
was organized by HIT, China |
[MIROSOT]
12 teams |
1 Robo-Coaster
Australia
2 UoBotsCanada Canada
3 Hit-BinHua China
4 Soty-IV Korea
5 KingGo Korea
6 PS2K Korea |
7 PowerSupply3 Korea
8 BagYo Philippines
9 Tamaraw Philippines
10 SpecialClubs Singapore
11 RoboLion Singapore
12 Formosa Taiwan |
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[S-MIROSOT
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9 teams |
1 Bandicoots
Australia
2 UoBotsCanada Canada
3 Hit-BinHua China
4 Soty-IV Korea
5 KingGo Korea |
6 PowerSupply3 Korea
7 BagYo Philippines
8 Tamaraw Philippines
9 Formosa Taiwan |
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[BENCHMARK]
6 teams |
1 Hit-BinHua
China
2 Soty-IV Korea
3 KingGo Korea
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4 PowerSupply3 Korea
5 BagYo Philippines
6 RoboLion Singapore |
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[MiroSot]
1. KingGo, Korea
2. PowerSupply3, Korea
3. Soty IV, Korea |
[S-MiroSot]
1. PowerSupply3, Korea
2. Hit-BinHua, China
3. KingGo, Korea |
[FIRA
Millenium Benchmark]
1. BagYo, Philippines
2. Soty-IV, Korea |
[FIRA
Benchmark]
1. Hit-BinHua, China
2. BagYo, Philippines
3. Soty-IV, Korea
4. PowerSupply3, Korea
5. KingGo, Korea
6. RoboLion, Singapore |
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Team BagYo from the Philippines were awarded the first prize
for the Millennium Benchmark. Team Soty IV were the first team
to complete the FIRA Millennium benchmark in competition by
completing two circuits and is awarded the FIRA certificate
of excellence. |
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| Date |
Event |
Venue |
Time |
Remarks |
| Overal Schedule |
| Sunday 17 |
Setting Up |
29,32 |
All Day |
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| Monday 18 |
Opening Ceremony |
32 |
10am |
Included introduction of all teams |
| Demo Game |
32 |
11am |
Dancing/Parade robots (KingGo),
Mirosot (KingGo v PowerSupply3) |
| Speaker presentation |
32 |
2pm |
History of FIRA by Prahlad
Vadakkepat |
| Demo Games |
32 |
3pm |
Narosot Demonstration |
| Rule Meeting |
32 |
6pm |
Discussion of rules in the
competition |
| Tuesday 19 |
Mirosot |
29,32 |
9am-6pm |
Preliminary rounds |
| W'sday 20 |
S-Mirosot |
29,32 |
9am-6pm |
Preliminary rounds |
| Th'sday 21 |
Mirosot |
29,32 |
9-12noon |
Quarter Finals |
| Mirosot |
29 |
2-6.30pm |
Prelosers competition |
| Mirosot |
32 |
2-6.30pm |
QF Losers Competition |
| Workshop |
32 |
7-9pm |
Presentation and discussion
(includes Benchmark discussion) |
| Friday 22 |
Simurosot |
32 |
10am |
Demo of simulation software by Chinese team Hit-BinHua |
| Robot Parade |
32 |
10.45am |
by Team KingGO |
| Benchmarking |
29,32 |
11-5pm |
S-Mirosot |
| Sat'day 23 |
Mirosot |
32 |
9-12.30pm |
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| Semi-finals |
32 |
2-6pm |
Finals (Round-Robin) |
| BBQ Dinner at Prof
Stonier's farm Pick up at 6pm Bldg 29 |
| Sunday 24 |
Mirosot |
32 |
9-12.30pm |
Finals for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th |
| Closing Ceremony |
32 |
12.30pm |
Prize giving, Closing addresses
by Prof. Kim and Prof. Stonier, Passing of the FIRA flag to
Prof. Bingrong Hong for FIRA RWC20001. |
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