D. Herrero-Pérez, F. Bas-Esparza, H. Martínez-Barberá, F. Martín, C.E. Aguero, V.M. Gomez, V. Matellán, M.A. Cazorla
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Abstract
"Team Chaos" is a multi-university team which has been competing in the 4-legged robot league of RoboCup since 1999. This paper shortly describes the Team Chaos entry for RoboCup 2006. The most distinctive points of our team are: (i) a general, principled architecture for autonomous systems, (ii) hierarchical fuzzy behaviors for fast incremental development of robust behaviors, (iii) fuzzy landmark-based localization for efficient, fault-tolerant self-localization. The main improvements for 2006 are: (i) improved vision-based perception, (ii) natural landmarks (corners on field) for self-localization, and (iii) improved cooperative perception and behavior