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Robotic Soccer
Edited by Pedro Lima, ISBN 978-3-902613-21-9, Hard cover, 598 pages, Publisher: I-Tech Education and Publishing, Published: December 01, 2007 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license, in subject Mobile Robotics
DOI: 10.5772/49
Many papers in the book concern advanced research on (multi-)robot subsystems, naturally motivated by the challenges posed by robot soccer, but certainly applicable to other domains: reasoning, multi-criteria decision-making, behavior and team coordination, cooperative perception, localization, mobility systems (namely omni-directional wheeled motion, as well as quadruped and biped locomotion, all strongly developed within RoboCup), and even a couple of papers on a topic apparently solved before Soccer Robotics - color segmentation - but for which several new algorithms were introduced since the mid-nineties by researchers on the field, to solve dynamic illumination and fast color segmentation problems, among others. This book is certainly a small sample of the research activity on Soccer Robotics going on around the globe as you read it, but it surely covers a good deal of what has been done in the field recently, and as such it works as a valuable source for researchers interested in the involved subjects, whether they are currently "soccer roboticists" or not.
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Book contents
- Chapter 1Communication and Collaboration in Heterogeneous Teams of Soccer Robots
- Chapter 2Motion Detection and Object Tracking for an AIBO Robot Soccer Player
- Chapter 3Comprehensive Omni-Directional Soccer Player Robots
- Chapter 4Event-driven Hybrid Classifier Systems and Online Learning for Soccer Game Strategies
- Chapter 5Robust and Accurate Detection of Object Orientation and ID without Color Segmentation
- Chapter 6Behavior Acquisition in RoboCup Middle Size League Domain
- Chapter 7Multicriterial Decision-Making Control of the Robot Soccer Team
- Chapter 8Robust and Efficient Robot Vision Through Sampling
- Chapter 9Robot Localisation Using a Distributed Multi-Modal Kalman Filter
- Chapter 10Impossibles: A Fully Autonomous Four-Legged Robot Soccer Team
- Chapter 11RoboCup@Home: Creating and Benchmarking Tomorrows Service Robot Applications
- Chapter 12VolksBot - A Construction Kit for Multi-Purpose Robot Prototyping
- Chapter 13Collaborative Localization and Gait Optimization of SharPKUngfu Team
- Chapter 14Analysing the Difficulty of Learning Goal-Scoring Behaviour for Robot Soccer
- Chapter 15Learning to Play Soccer with the SimpleSoccer Robot Soccer Simulator
- Chapter 16Integrating Autonomous Behaviour and Team Coordination into an Embedded Architecture
- Chapter 17Positioning in Robots Soccer
- Chapter 18Non-Monotonic Reasoning on Board a Sony AIBO
- Chapter 19Color Classification and Object Recognition for Robot Soccer Under Variable Illumination
- Chapter 20Towards Model-based Vision Systems for Robot Soccer Teams
- Chapter 21Probabilistic and Statistical Layered Approach for High-Level Decision Making in Soccer Simulation Robotics
- Chapter 22Simulated Environment in Robot Soccer
- Chapter 23A Robust and Scalable Pareto Optimal Ball Passing Algorithm for the Robotic Soccer
- Chapter 24FC Portugal - High-Level Coordination Methodologies in Soccer Robotics
- Chapter 25Desktop Robot Soccer
- Chapter 26Embedded Behavioral Control of Four-legged Robots
- Chapter 27A Comprehensive Framework for Perception in Robotic Soccer
- Chapter 28Task Management for Soft Real-Time Applications Based on General Purpose Operating Systems
- Chapter 29The Robotic Water Polo and Underwater Robot Cooperation Involved in the Game

