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A. Kleiner, B. Steder, C. Dornhege, D. Höfer, D. Meyer-Delius, J. Prediger, J. Stückler, K. Glogowski, M. Thurner, M. Luber, M. Schnell, R. Kümmerle, T. Burk, T. Bräuer, and B. Nebel
This paper describes the approach of the RescueRobots Freiburg
team. RescueRobots Freiburg is a team of students from the
university of Freiburg, that originates from the former CS
Freiburg team (RoboCupSoccer) and the ResQ Freiburg team
(RoboCupRescue Simulation). Due to the high versatility of the
RoboCupRescue competition we tackle the three arenas by a a
twofold approach: On the one hand we want to introduce robust
vehicles that can safely be teleoperated through rubble and
building debris while constructing three-dimensional maps of the
environment. On the other hand we want to introduce a team of
autonomous robots that quickly explore a large terrain while
building a two-dimensional map. This two solutions are
particularly well-suited for the red and yellow arena,
respectively. Our solution for the orange arena will finally be
decided between these two, depending on the capabilities of both
approaches at the venue. In this paper, we introduce some
preliminary results that we achieved so far from map building,
localization, and autonomous victim identification. Furthermore
we introduce a custom made 3D Laser Range Finder (LRF) and a
novel mechanism for the active distribution of RFID tags.
@inproceedings{kleiner2005robocup, author = {A. Kleiner and B. Steder and C. Dornhege and D. H{\"o}fer and D. Meyer-Delius and J. Prediger and J. St{\"u}ckler and K. Glogowski and M. Thurner and M. Luber and M. Schnell and R. K{\"u}mmerle and T. Burk and T. Br{\"a}uer and B. Nebel}, title = {{RoboCupRescue} - Robot League Team {RescueRobots Freiburg} (Germany)}, booktitle = {RoboCup 2005 (CDROM Proceedings), Team Description Paper, Rescue Robot League}, address = {Osaka, Japan}, year = {2005}, note = {(1st place in the autonomy competition, 4th place in the teleoperation competition)} } PDF-File: paper, 1013K pdf file |