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2-on-2 teams of autonomous mobile robots play in a highly dynamic environment, tracking a special light-emitting ball in an enclosed, landmarked field |
Since RoboCupJunior embraces teamwork and collaboration among team members, a team should have more than one member to form a RoboCupJunior team to participate in the International event.
A team member(s) and/or robot(s) cannot be shared between teams.
Robots are not allowed to use any kind of communication during game play unless the communication between two robots is via bluetooth class 2 or class 3 (range shorter than 20 meters) or via ZigBee. Teams are responsible for their communication. The availability of frequencies cannot be guaranteed.
updated: 12-jan-2012/eguchi
- ***NEW***soccer rules (2012)
In the Superteam games, teams willing to communicate with each other will need to use Zigbee technology. - soccer rules (2011)
- soccer SuperTeam rules (2010)
soccer rules (2010) - Information about the New RCJ Soccer Ball is available
HERE.
The demo presentation slide titled "Building cheap sensors for the new pulsed RCJ soccer ball" is available HERE. - soccer rules (2009), printer-friendly version
soccer open platform league (2009), printer-friendly version
soccer generic inspection rules (2009), printer-friendly version
- soccer rules (2008), printer-friendly version
- RCJ soccer field building plans (2000-2008)
- the RCJ electronic soccer ball, used in events, which emits infra-red light can be purchased from Acroname easier robotics, Inc.--click here for information.
- the RCJ greyscale mat, which was used at events between 2000-2008 to cover the floor of the soccer field, can be purchased from Acroname easier robotics, Inc.--click here for information.