Partenaires
SwissRobocup
A National Committee has been approved by Robocup Federation for facilitating interaction between the worldwide association and interested partners in Switzerland.
Robot-CH is supporting the initiative, with complementary offers for secretarial and accounting services.
Members of the official Swiss committee are the following ones:
Jean-Daniel Dessimoz, Robot-CH association and HEIG-VD,
Gabriel Hänggi, Gymnasium Muenchenstein,
Benedikt Köppel, Gymnasium Chur,
Enrico Staderini, HESSO.HEIG-VD
For another information on Robocup in Switzerland, you may visit the section Robocup.
Festo Logistics à Istanboul - Robocup 2011 - Call - Appel aux Ecoles - Appel aux Equipes
M. Godel, de Festo (Nicolas.Godel@ch.festo.com ) lance une invitation à des équipes suisses éventuelles:
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Archives
- 2010 -
Aussi en ligue de démonstration Festo:
ROBOLOG, Marcel Schmid, email:schmm31@bfh.ch
- 2009 -
A National Committee is in preparation for the interaction between the worldwide Robocup association and interested partners in Switzerland.
Robot-CH is supporting the initiative, with complementary offers for secretarial and accounting services at Y-Parc.
Members of the committee to be proposed to Robocup Federation in Graz, July 2009, are the following ones:
Jean-Daniel Dessimoz, Robot-CH association,
Jacques Bally, Y-Parc SA,
Gabriel Hänggi, Gymnasium Muenchenstein,
Olivier Michel, Cyberbotics S.à r.l.
Brad Nelson, ETH-Zurich
Enrico Staderini, HESSO.HEIG-VD
Other possible Swiss contributors to Robocup Swiss National Committee are welcome. Please contact above committee members.
- 2008 -
Interaction between Swiss fans and the international Robocup initiative has been made several times, particularly since 2003.
Notably, in 2008 in Suzhou a presentation has been made to Robocup Federation, with announced cooperation of four delegates:
Jean-Daniel Dessimoz, Robot-CH association,
Jacques Bally, Y-Parc SA,
Olivier Michel, Cyberbotics S.à r.l.
Brad Nelson, ETH-Zurich
Between 1998 and 2005 there has been an unfortunate clash of names, since at the same time the keyword "Robocup" was used in Switzerland to describe a national initiative, which was mostly in connection with the Eurobot competition; today, for this context, the appropriate keyword is "SwissEurobot".