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Carrie Frazer is now a member of AAAI Robotics Jul 6, 2010

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Dick Hawthorne is now a member of AAAI Robotics May 3, 2010

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Jemima Maynard is now a member of AAAI Robotics Mar 27, 2010

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claudia bookman is now a member of AAAI Robotics Feb 24, 2010

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Maggy and andwearde joined AAAI Robotics Jan 26, 2010

Anonyme, ahsalom and adrien joined AAAI Robotics Jan 23, 2010

agilberht is now a member of AAAI Robotics Jan 20, 2010

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anglesey and abdalrahman joined AAAI Robotics Jan 14, 2010

Julia, Suzan and Spider joined AAAI Robotics Jan 12, 2010

adeola and aethelhere joined AAAI Robotics Jan 11, 2010

Discussions posted by Monica Oct 2, 2009

ICRA-2010 and AAAI-2010 Small-Scale Manipulation Challenge: Table top Chess

OverviewThe ICRA-2010 and AAAI-2010 Small-Scale Manipulation Challenge is designed to highlight advances in embodied intelligence using smaller than human size robots. Robotic chess requires the integration of sensing, planning and actuation and provides an opportunity for performance on a common, well-defined task.As a new challenge, the inaugural year will focus on enabling teams to participate at many levels of autonomy and environmental constraints. The long-term goal is to gauge…See More

A discussion started by Monica was featured Oct 1, 2009

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ICRA-2010 and AAAI-2010 Small-Scale Manipulation Challenge: Chess at Anchorage, Alaska

May 3, 2010 to May 8, 2010

Letter of Intent due: November 1, 2009- Include school, advisor, student names, contact information andtargeted advanced play criteria1. Qualifying round playing criteriaBoard Setup- Play with non-standard board (2.75in squares)in TDB and TDB colors- Board will have a contrasting color boarder around it that denotesthe board edge from the table- Standard chess pieces (Staunton standard tournament pieces No 5 incream and brown - available at Amazon)- Board with 5in squares with chess pieces in…See More

Event posted by Monica Sep 4, 2009

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2009 IJCAI Robotics Workshop Citizen Science Panel

Robots may not be ubiquitous in our society. However, their mystery has proven enticing to many individuals, even those not academically trained.The Seattle Robotics Society (SRS) is a 27-year-old organization dedicated to learning about and building robots. Although they include a few academics among their members, most of the remaining 3000 participants hail from other walks of life. Every October, SRS holds a series of robotics competitions in that demonstrate both robot designs and…See More

Blog post by Monica Aug 26, 2009

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