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The records in this sub-series include materials related to the CMU teams participating in the RoboCup Federation's competitions over several years.

The materials in this sub-series focus on the documentation available for different RoboCup events, including the different World Cups and American/U.S. Opens. Documents created directly by Carnegie Mellon teams are present, alongside introductory and logistical information from RoboCup and host cities. These documents sometimes include the names of students who made up the teams. In 2003, CMU hosted its first American Open and the planning materials for that event are also included here.

The materials in this sub-series focus on the documentation available for different RoboCup events, including the different World Cups and American/U.S. Opens. Documents created directly by Carnegie Mellon teams are present, alongside introductory and logistical information from RoboCup and host cities. These documents sometimes include the names of students who made up the teams. In 2003, CMU hosted its first American Open and the planning materials for that event are also included here.

As part of the RoboCup World Cup, teams also produced academic papers on their work. Some of these papers were published with other teams, resulting in volumes specifically about RoboCup and the Aibo robots. These publications make up this series. For other papers and publications on RoboCup, there are digital symposium compilations in the Teaching and Professional Development Series, under the Conferences sub-series, which may be of interest.

As part of the RoboCup World Cup, teams also produced academic papers on their work. Some of these papers were published with other teams, resulting in volumes specifically about RoboCup and the Aibo robots. These publications make up this series. For other papers and publications on RoboCup, there are digital symposium compilations in the Teaching and Professional Development Series, under the Conferences sub-series, which may be of interest.

As part of the RoboCup World Cup, teams also produced academic papers on their work. Some of these papers were published with other teams, resulting in volumes specifically about RoboCup and the Aibo robots. These publications make up this series. For other papers and publications on RoboCup, there are digital symposium compilations in the Teaching and Professional Development Series, under the Conferences sub-series, which may be of interest.

As part of the RoboCup World Cup, teams also produced academic papers on their work. Some of these papers were published with other teams, resulting in volumes specifically about RoboCup and the Aibo robots. These publications make up this series. For other papers and publications on RoboCup, there are digital symposium compilations in the Teaching and Professional Development Series, under the Conferences sub-series, which may be of interest.

The records in this sub-series include materials related to the CMU teams participating in the RoboCup Federation's competitions over several years.

The materials in this sub-series focus on the documentation available for different RoboCup events, including the different World Cups and American/U.S. Opens. Documents created directly by Carnegie Mellon teams are present, alongside introductory and logistical information from RoboCup and host cities. These documents sometimes include the names of students who made up the teams. In 2003, CMU hosted its first American Open and the planning materials for that event are also included here.

The materials in this sub-series focus on the documentation available for different RoboCup events, including the different World Cups and American/U.S. Opens. Documents created directly by Carnegie Mellon teams are present, alongside introductory and logistical information from RoboCup and host cities. These documents sometimes include the names of students who made up the teams. In 2003, CMU hosted its first American Open and the planning materials for that event are also included here.