Junior
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League Overview
This is the official page of the Junior Leagues (RCJ). On this page you will find a variety of information about Dance, Soccer and Rescue.
We are developing the content on this page in the next month or so. If you have any thoughts, ideas or information that you thing should be here, please get in touch.
2013 Organization
General Chair: Eli Kolberg (Israel), elik3@bezeqint.net Co-Chairs: Kate Sim (UK), kateasim@btinternet.com Co-Chairs: Gerard Elias (Australia), elias.gerard@gmail.com
LOC General Chair: Peter van Lith (Netherlands), vanlith.peter@gmail.com LOC General Co-Chair: Carmen Faria (Brazil), carmenfs05@gmail.com
- Dance
- Technical Committee
- Susan Bowler (Australia), susan.bowler@education.tas.gov.au
- Mikael Carlsson (Sweden), micke.carlsson@gmail.com
- Nicky Hughes (UK), n.a.hughes@btinternet.com
- Sara Iatauro (Canada), siatau@gmail.com
- Shoko Niwa (Japan), chocola@fc4.so-net.ne.jp
- Li Shi (China), lishi2002@msn.com
- Technical Committee
- Organising Committee
- Dance LOC Chair: Wim van Broeck (Netherlands), wvanbroeck@gmail.com
- Dance LOC Co-Chair: Marcos Vallim (Brazil), mvallim@gmail.com
- Dance Chair: Sara Iatauro (Canada), siatau@gmail.com
- Nicky Hughes (UK), n.a.hughes@btinternet.com
- Mayumi Kayama (Japan), mk.mc.0128@gmail.com
- Sarit Salzman (Islael), sarit.sivan@gmail.com
- Li Shi (China, lishi2002@msn.com
- Barbara Walcher (Germany), barbara@ebner.de
- Organising Committee
- Soccer
- Technical Committee
- José Dias (Portugal), jatdias@sapo.pt
- Gerard Elias (Australia), elias.gerard@gmail.com
- Luis José López (Mexico), llopez@TecnoVanguardia.com
- Katsumi Masaoka (Japan), k-mac@sea.plala.or.jp
- Sebastian Polly (Germany), Sebastian.Polly@gmx.de
- Gio Spina (Canada), profspina@gmail.com
- Technical Committee
- Organising Committee
- Soccer LOC Chair: Jan ten Bokkel, (Netherlands), jantenbokkel@gmail.com
- Soccer LOC Co-Chair: Felipe Nascimento Martins (Brazil), felipemartins@ifes.edu.br
- Soccer Chair: Eduardo Gallego (Spain), complubot@gmail.com
- Irene Kipnis (Israel), irene_k@bezeqint.net
- Luis José López (Mexico), llopez@TecnoVanguardia.com
- Paul Manns (Germany), pfmanns@googlemail.com
- Katsumi Masaoka (Japan), k-mac@sea.plala.or.jp
- Gio Spina (Canada), profspina@gmail.com
- Organising Committee
- Rescue
- Technical Committee
- Roberto Bonilla (Mexico), robertobonill@hotmail.com
- Tiago Docilio Caldeira (United Arab Emirates), docilio@gmail.com
- Naomi Chikuma (Japan), mymama_8888@yahoo.co.jp
- Fredrik Lofgren (Sweden), fredrik@eaproduktion.se
- Elizabeth Mabrey (USA), emabrey@stormingrobots.com
- Greig Tardiani (Australia), gtardiani@tpg.com.au
- Technical Committee
- Organising Committee
- Rescue LOC Chair: Xin Wang, (Netherlands), wangxin0913@gmail.com
- Rescue LOC Co-Chair: Luiz Marcos Garcia Gonçalves (Brazil), lmarcos@natalnet.br
- Rescue Chair: Greig Tardiani (Australia), gtardiani@tpg.com.au
- Co-Chair: Karsten Nolte (Germany), trollslayer@web.de
- Naomi Chikuma (Japan), mymama_8888@yahoo.co.jp
- Yossi Hazan (Islarel), yossi.mitsu@gmail.com
- Fredrik Lofgren (Sweden), fredrik@eaproduktion.se
- John O’Neill (UK), john_o_neill@live.co.uk
- Organising Committee
- CoSpace
- CoSpace LOC Chair: Jan Lepeltak (Netherlands), j.lepeltak@upcmail.nl
- CoSpace LOC Co-Chair: Mauro Viana Junior (Brazil), mavjunior@gmail.com
- CoSpace Chair: Shen Jiayao (Singapore), jyshen@sp.edu.sg
- Martin Bader (Germany), martin_bader@gmx.de
- Wang Baogang (China), ziyunxinxi@126.com
- Josie Hughes (UK), jaeh2@cam.ac.uk
Rules
RoboCupJunior General Rules
Age Regulation:
RoboCupJunior is targeted for primary and secondary school students. There is no fixed minimum age, but primary students are expected to be able to read (and hence write programs for their robots) on their own, without significant help from adult mentors. Students over age 19 are not allowed on RoboCupJunior teams. The division between the primary and secondary age categories is 14 years old. Teams with all student members age 14 and under are considered primary. Teams with any student member over age 14 must be secondary. Declaration day is the 1st of July. It is the mentor/teacher's as well as the National Representative's responsibility to follow the age regulation. Teams violating the regulation could be disqualified during or after RoboCupJunior competitions.
Team Size Regulation:
Since RoboCupJunior embraces teamwork and collaboration among team members, a team should have more than one member to form a RoboCupJunior team to participate in the International event.
A team member(s) and/or robot(s) cannot be shared between teams.
Teams
Every year, RoboCupJunior attracts participating teams from around the world. There are over 30 countries with active RoboCupJunior activities. Those participating countries have established a process to select teams representing their countries at the annual RoboCupJunior competition held in early summer. To find out more about the countries and their contact, visit the RoboCupJunior community website:
RoboCupJunior 2012 Information
In 2012, there were 209 teams and 796 students participated in RoboCupJunior 2012, Mexico City. The team and students participation break down by league/sub-league can be found:
RoboCupJunior 2011 Information
In 2011, there were 251 teams and 955 students participated in RoboCupJunior 2011, Istanbul. The team and students participation break down by league/sub-league can be found:
RoboCupJunior International Results
| Year | Soccer | Rescue | Dance | Demo | Media |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Soccer Results | Rescue Results | Dance Results | ||
| 2011 | Soccer Results | Rescue Results | Dance Results | ||
| 2010 | Soccer Results | Rescue Results | Dance Results | CoSpace Results |
Other Information
Trustees representing RoboCupJunior
Luis Almeida (Portugal), lda@fe.up.pt (Vice President of RoboCupJunior)
Amy Eguchi (USA), emiamy@post.harvard.edu
Gerhard Kraetzschmar (Germany), gerhard.kraetzschmar@h-brs.de
