[robocup-humanoid] Rule for 2011?

[Masaki Ogino]

Dear Oskar von Stryk,

Thank you for your reply and explanation of the current situation.
I really appreciate your efforts to organize the humanoid league.

As you said, my concern is exactly about the field size and the layout.
I will wait for the final decision of TC members.

In JapanOpen, we have very few participants for TeenSize and AdultSize class,
only one team in each class.
So, I am now wondering whether large field should be constructed or not, 
if the new rule for large size is adopted.


best regards,
Masaki Ogino



On 2011/02/03, at 5:59, Oskar von Stryk wrote:

> Dear Masaki Ogino,
> 
>> I am one of the organizers of Humanoid League in JapanOpen2011.
> 
> It is good to hear that JapanOpen continues with such
> an experienced local organizer!
> 
> 
>> I would like to know the final decision of the rule for 2011.
>> (the size of the field is changed?)
>> 
>> If available, would you publish the latest version of the rule?
> 
> The main rule changes decided in the team leader meeting
> during RoboCup in Singapore were posted on the mailing list
> in Nov 2010.
> 
> I think your main interest is the layout of the field
> to prepare for JapanOpen.
> 
> Orginally it was decided in Singapore to double the field size
> for TeenSize and AdultSize.
> However, because of very recent developments the TC members
> are discussing the possibility of postponing the doubling
> of field size until 2012.
> The results should be known and announced in about 2 weeks.
> 
> But please be aware the that field size for KidSize remains unchanged
> and that all goals in all sizes do not change from last your to this year.
> 
> So you can perhaps reuse a major part of the equipment from last year's JapanOpen.
> 
> 
> I hope this helps.
> Please to not hestitate to contact the TCs
> directly, see http://www.tzi.de/humanoid/bin/view/Website/Committees2011
> 
> 
> We will try to react as our other duties allow us to do.
> 
> We wish much succes to JapanOpen!
> 
> Best regards,
> Oskar von Stryk