FIRA SimuroSot at RoboGames
Simulating robot soccer games means focussing on game strategy and
artificial intelligence while not having to deal with sensors, vision,
mechanics etc. SimuroSot consists of a server which has the soccer game
environments (playground, robots, score board, etc.) and two client
programs with the game strategies. A 3D color graphic screen displays
the match. Teams can make their own strategies and compete with each
other without hardware. The 3D simulation platform for 5 vs 5 and 11 vs
11 games are available at FIRA web site.
| Robot size: | around 1 Kilobyte / 14 x 14 pixel (Middle League) or 10 x 10 pixel (Large League) |
| Control: | fully autonomous (although the robot doesn't exist) |
| Vision: | provided by the simulation system that takes obstacles and physics into account |
| Number of robots: | 5 vs 5 (Middle League), 11 vs 11 (Large League) |
| Playing field: | 434 x 378 pixel (Middle League), 1130 x 788 pixel (Large League) |
| Ball: | An orange golf ball with a diameter of 7 (Middle League) or 5 (Large League) pixels |
| Typical robot electronics: | C++ code |
Rules
11 vs 11 | 5 vs 5 |
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