Sixth Annual Mobile Robot Competition


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NOTE: The conference and the competition are over. This page is provided for historical purposes for as long as possible, but there will be no significant additions.

Welcome to the home page for the Sixth Annual Mobile Robot Competition, which will take place as part of AAAI-97, the Fourteenth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, along with the AAAI-97 Robot Exhibition. If you've been here before, take a look at What's New in our web to save some time.

This competition has been held in conjunction with the AAAI annual conference since 1992, attracting entries from a variety of educational and research organizations. Each year, multiple events have been staged to allow different types of indoor mobile robots to demonstrate their capabilities. For information on last year's competition, see the Fifth Annual Mobile Robot Competition web site.

Other robot-related sites:

  • 1998 International Festival of Sciences and Technologies (or here for top-level page in French)
  • Links from the Georgia Tech Mobile Robot Laboratory
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    Results of Competition (order of finish)

    Life on Mars - Challenge Round

    Multiagent Manipulator Category
    1. Georgia Institute of Technology
    2. University of Minnesota
    3. Brandeis University
    Single Agent Manipulator Category
    1. University of Minnesota
    2. Georgia Institute of Technology
    3. Brown University
    Single Agent Nonmanipulator Category
    1. McGill University
    2. Brown University
    3. Colorado School of Mines

    Life on Mars - Finals

    Multiagent Manipulator Category
    1. Georgia Institute of Technology
    2. University of Minnesota
    3. Brandeis University
    Single Agent Manipulator Category
    1. Georgia Institute of Technology
    2. University of Minnesota
    Single Agent Nonmanipulator Category
    1. McGill University
    2. Brandeis University
    3. University of Arkansas

    Home Vacuum - Once a Week Cleaning

    1. University of New Mexico
    2. Dartmouth College
    3. Swarthmore College

    Hors d'Oeuvres Anyone?

    Technical Merit
    1. Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence
    2. Texas Robotics and Automation Center Labs (TracLabs)
    3. Colorado School of Mines
    People's Choice
    1. Brandeis University
    2. Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence
    3. Colorado School of Mines
    Overall (60% People's Choice, 40% Technical Merit)
    1. Brandeis University
    2. Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence
    3. Colorado School of Mines

    Home Vacuum - Tidy Up

    1. University of Texas at El Paso
    2. Georgia Institute of Technology
    3. Dartmouth College

    Where's the Remote?

    1. Kansas State University

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    Competition contact info:

    Robot Competition Co-chairs:

    Ronald C. Arkin, Georgia Tech, Mobile Robot Laboratory (email arkin@cc.gatech.edu )
    Jim Firby, University of Chicago, Artificial Intelligence Lab (email firby@cs.uchicago.edu)

    Robot Exhibition Chair:

    Holly Yanco, MIT, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (email holly@ai.mit.edu)

    Fundraising Chair:

    Robin Murphy, Colorado School of Mines, Center for Robotics and Intelligent Systems (email rmurphy@mines.edu)=20
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