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Two-on-two robot soccer

author:Keyong Li, Cornell University
coauthor:Oliver Purwin, Cornell University
coauthor:Raffaello D'Andrea, Cornell University
published: July 3, 2007,   recorded: July 2007,   views: 481
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A short demo of two-on-two robotic soccer, featuring the Cornell team's legacy and current players/robots.

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