"Mostly Harmless" RoboCup Team
Graz University of Technology, Austria

RoboCup 2009, Graz

RoboCup 2009, Graz
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2. round

Have you ever seen an Austrian Soccer Team climbing up to the 2nd round at Worlds Championship? After scoring 6:0 against IsocRob and 2:0 against IsePorto, MostlyHarmless is facing the next step within world championship. The whole team did a great job, Informatics managed to solve the localization problem (our robots knew where they are on the field), Electronics repaired the broken engine of Gail and Mechanics is working the whole night to get the robots up and running.

All we are looking forward is a “Cordoba-Effect” for the next and important game tomorrow. If you find time, cross your fingers and meet us at “Messecenter Graz – Hall A – Field A“ starting at 11:00 or live via Stream .

 
RoboCup 2009 officially opened

cutting trough the ribbon at the opening ceremony of RoboCup2009
"We do not want to do it in the ordinary boring way with a scissor and a ribbon!" With those words the official opening ceremony of RoboCup2009 ended. From every league one representative took place when cutting trough the symbolic ribbon, of course, made of adhesive tape.
Christina Edlinger Ploder the Styrian minister of Science and Research has been the remote operator for our robot Fenny. Both succeed to be the first, hoppfully the team can pick up the batch during the following preliminary rounds.
 
Game Shedule 2009

Here you find our game schedule for this week:

Wednesday, 01.07.2009
12:00 Tech United TUe – Mostly Harmless
16:00 NuBot               – Mostly Harmless

Thursday, 02.07.2009
12:00 Water               – Mostly Harmless
14:00 ISocRob           – Mostly Harmless

Friday, 03.07.2009
09:00 IsePorto          – Mostly Harmless

 
preliminary round

This year’s World Soccer Championship will start tomorrow, aiming to find out who’s the world best Robot within playing Soccer. The local matador, MostlyHarmless will start within GroupA at 12am facing the runner-up champion “TUe Eindhoven”. Both teams will work until the sun raises again, to be prepared for the first game within this world’s championship, good luck to you all!
 
3rd place: MostlyHarmless succeed within technical challenge

Remember an Austrian Soccer Team ranked 3rd at worlds Championship? The Middle Size Team Mostly Harmless is currently ranked on the 3rd place after the first step, the Technical Challenge. The job has been to detect an “arbitrary Ball” which means, the Robot can’t count on playing only with red balls. Our Robot “Fenny“ masters to find any of 3 Balls again on the field and score a goal. The Team’s now qualified for the first preliminary round to meet the runner-up champion “TUe Eindhoven”, we wish you all good luck.
 
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Mostly Harmless RoboCup Team, Graz University of Technology, Inffeldgasse 16b/II, 8010 Graz
Stefan J. Galler, +43(316)873-5737, mostly_harmless@robocup.tugraz.at
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