Using competitions to advance the development of standard test methods for response robots
Adam Jacoff, Raymond Sheh, Ann-Marie Virts, Tetsuya Kimura, Johannes Pellenz, Sören Schwertfeger, Jackrit Suthakorn
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 20
Abstract
Competitions are an effective aid to the development and dissemination of standard test methods, especially in rapidly developing, fields with a wide variety of requirements and capabilities such as Urban Search and Rescue robotics. By exposing the development process to highly developmental systems that push the boundaries of current capabilities, it is possible to gain an insight into how the test methods will respond to the robots of the future. The competition setting also allows for the rapid iterative refinement of the test methods and apparatuses in response to new developments.
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