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[Xiao Bian Says Competition] RCAP CoSpace Competition
2021 RoboCup China Open & RCAP Tianjin
RCAP Tianjin Invitational Tournament
The 2021RoboCup Robot World Cup China Tournament and the Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup Tianjin International Invitational Tournament are about to start. In order to let everyone better understand the various events of the competition, the column "Xiao Bian said the events" is now opened.
There are four major events in this competition, including 12 sub-events, namely:
Robocup Soccer Robot Competition
Human-like group, medium group, simulation 2D group
Simulation 3D Group, Small Group, Standard Platform Group
Robocup Rescue Group Competition
Rescue robot group, rescue simulation group
Robocup Family Group Competition
Open Platform Group, Standard Platform Group
RCAP CoSpace比赛
RCAP CoSpace intelligent search and rescue
RCAP CoSpace Intelligent Driving
Before the start of the competition, we will introduce the 12 events of this world intelligent conference robot competition in six phases.
Tianjin · China
Today I bring you the sixth.
RCAP CoSpaceCompetition
This issue will focus onRCAP CoSpace intelligent driving, RCAP CoSpace intelligent search and rescue
RCAP CoSpace Intelligent Driving
The Asia-Pacific Robot World Cup CoSpace Intelligent Driving Race increases students' interest in computational thinking and STEM-science (Science), technology (Technology), engineering (Engineering) and mathematics (Mathematics) through robot production and programming in virtual and real environments (CoSpace), and motivates and encourages students to improve themselves in the CoSpace robot world. In the CoSpace intelligent driving race, students need to make a physical robot by themselves, design competition strategies for physical and virtual robots, and finally complete the racing challenge in the real and virtual world.

RCAP CoSpace intelligent search and rescue
In the CoSpace Search and Rescue Challenge, two teams will conduct the search and rescue challenge in the same virtual and real scenes. The teams need to use the strategies developed by the teams to allow their real and virtual robots to autonomously cruise, avoid obstacles, identify areas and search and collect treasures in the designated scenes. The team with high points at the end of the competition is the winner. The whole competition takes the most classic search problem in artificial intelligence (AI) as the main line to develop students' computational thinking.

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