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The International Symposia on Autonomous Minirobots for Research and
Edutainment (AMiRE) provide a forum for autonomous robotics research and for development
focused on applying leading edge technology to small sophisticated robots and
even low cost robots in research, education and entertainment. Reminiscent of
how desktop computers, and now gaming computers, replaced the big mainframe
computers as the drivers for the advancement of computer technology small
autonomous robots will make robotic research and development much more widely
accessible. Primary and secondary school students are participating in robot
competitions in increasing numbers, indicating the high educational and
entertainment value of low cost autonomous mobile robots. Small robots are
also becoming increasingly useful as a test bed for animal behavioural
cognitive research and for small scale prototyping of larger systems. |
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The Sixth AMiRE Symposium will be held
from 23 to 25 May 2011 in Bielefeld, Germany |
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AMiRE 2009 Incheon, Republic of
Korea AMiRE 2007 Buenos Aires, Argentina AMiRE 2005 Fukui, Japan AMiRE
2003 Brisbane, Australia AMiRE
2001 Paderborn, Germany |
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AmireSot Rules (PDF) Autonomous Minirobot Soccer Tournament
pushing the technology envelope. |
