Every year after coming back from RoboCup competitions, I send my ideas to the mailing list of RoboCup Rescue Robot League hopefully to improve the quality of our league. Unfortunately I have been one of the few people (if not the only one) who shares his/her ideas in the mailing list during these years. In fact the Rescue Robot community of RoboCup competitions is not that much active and we need more collaboration from team leaders in this area.
As far as I know, it has always been a big challenge for the organizing committee (especially Adam) to make the league closer and closer to the real scenarios while it is standard and of course interesting for the audience. In this way, they should consider several diverse issues (i.g. First Responders’ technical requirements, the existing technologies, standard test methods and technical level of participating teams). Obviously the Executive and Technical Committees will reach to a better conclusion if they know the ideas of participating teams (at least about technical issues).
As far as I know, it has always been a big challenge for the organizing committee (especially Adam) to make the league closer and closer to the real scenarios while it is standard and of course interesting for the audience. In this way, they should consider several diverse issues (i.g. First Responders’ technical requirements, the existing technologies, standard test methods and technical level of participating teams). Obviously the Executive and Technical Committees will reach to a better conclusion if they know the ideas of participating teams (at least about technical issues).
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