RoboCup US Committee

What is RoboCup?

Multi-agent systems represent a growing area of research in the AI community, but mostly due to the variety of applications in which multi-agent systems have been used, contacts and exchanges between groups of researchers working in this domain have not been so frequent. The RoboCup offers the possibility to confront and exchange ideas in a common domain and encourages researchers to establish and keeping contacts with each other.

What is the aim of the RoboCup US Committee?

• you want to know more about the initiative;
• you are participating or intend to participate in RoboCup (we would like to have links of all the groups in the US who want to participate in RoboCup);

RoboCup US Committee Mailing List:

The aim of the mailing list is to discuss issues related to RoboCup, events in the US related to RoboCup and initiatives in general of the committee. To send mail to the list, address it to robocup-us-com@cs.cmu.edu.

• To subscribe or unsubscribe: Send E-mail to pstone@cs.cmu.edu.

  Caution: This is an unmoderated list.

The US RoboCup Committee

People involved with RoboCup in the US

Christopher Cantor	Yale University
Jim Hendler	University of Maryland
Gal Kaminka	ISI/USC
Patrick Kenny	University of Michigan
Sean Luke	University of Maryland
Maja Mataric	Brandeis University
Robin Murphy	Colorado School of Mines
Randy Sargent	Newton Research Labs
Wei-Min Shen	University of Southern California
Peter Stone	Carnegie Mellon University
Milind Tambe	University of Southern California/Information Science Institute
Manuela Veloso	Carnegie Mellon University
Barry Brian Werger	Ullanta Performance Robotics

Other national committees for RoboCup

• The Scandinavian Committee

• French National Committee

• Japanese National Committee

• The Singapore National Committee