The two day DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials 2013 officially ended Saturday, December 21 and here are the results.
L Hetherington for | RoboticsTomorrow
The two day DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials 2013 officially ended Saturday, December 21 and here are the results:
| SCHAFT (introduction video) | 27 |
| IHMC ROBOTICS (intro video) | 20 |
| TARTAN RESCUE (intro video) | 18 |
| MIT (intro video) | 16 |
| ROBOSIMIAN (intro video) | 14 |
| TRACLABS (intro video) | 11 |
| WRECS (intro video) | 11 |
| TROOPER (intro video) | 9 |
| THOR (intro video) | 8 |
| VIGIR (intro video) | 8 |
| KAIST (intro video) | 8 |
| HKU (intro video) | 3 |
| DRC-HUBO (intro video) | 3 |
| CHIRON (intro video) | 0 |
| NASA-JSC (intro video) | 0 |
| MOJAVATON (intro video) | 0 |
The Tasks
Here are the archived broadcasts for both days:
The DRC Finals will occur at the end of 2014 and will require robots to attempt a circuit of consecutive physical tasks, with degraded communications between the robots and their operators; the winning team will receive a $2 million prize.
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