First half of the semifinal match Darmstadt Dribblers vs 2008 world champion team Nimbro. First Half ends with 4:2 goals for the Dribblers, final score is 7:2. One of the most exciting matches in the RoboCup Humanoid League so far.

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Second half of the semifinal match Darmstadt Dribblers vs 2008 world champion team Nimbro. Match ends with 7:2 goals for the Dribblers. One of the most exciting matches in the RoboCup Humanoid League so far.

Visit http://www.dribblers.de/ for further information, pictures and videos.

You can also follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dribblers

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First half of the RoboCup 2009 Humanoid KidSize Final, Darmstadt Dribblers vs team FUmanoid from Berlin. The first half ends with 7:0 goals for the dribblers, final score is 11:1.

The robots in the RoboCup Humanoid League are completely autonomous, there is no remote control or remote processing allowed. Only gamestate information ( e.g. "game start" ) is transmitted from an external source via WiFi. The robots are allowed to communicate among each other via WiFi, which ours do to exchange their own worldmodel (own postion, position of the ball etc) and to negotiate their role ( who´s striker? who´s supporter? when does the goalie move out to defend?).

Visit http://www.dribblers.de/ for further information, pictures and videos.

You can also follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dribblers

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Second half of the RoboCup 2009 Humanoid KidSize Final, Darmstadt Dribblers vs team FUmanoid from Berlin. The first half ends with 7:0 goals for the dribblers, final score is 11:1.

The robots in the RoboCup Humanoid League are completely autonomous, there is no remote control or remote processing allowed. Only gamestate information ( e.g. "game start" ) is transmitted from an external source via WiFi. The robots are allowed to communicate among each other via WiFi, which ours do to exchange their own worldmodel (own postion, position of the ball etc) and to negotiate their role ( who´s striker? who´s supporter? when does the goalie move out to defend?).

Visit http://www.dribblers.de/ for further information, pictures and videos.

You can also follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dribblers

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