CMG World Robot Climb Mount Tai Competition Kicks Off with Real-World Terrain Challenges
机器人爬泰山要练哪些功夫？裁判跟不上怎么办？
The first CMG World Robot Climb Mount Tai Competition will take place on Mount Tai, testing robots on a 3100-step, 600-meter elevation path. The event highlights challenges such as uneven terrain, obstacles, and the need for advanced perception and navigation systems. Judges have adapted to the fast pace by implementing a point-based judging system.
The CMG World Robot Climb Mount Tai Competition represents a significant step in testing real-world mountain terrain navigation for robots, emphasizing the challenges of adapting to varied and complex environments. The shift to point-based judging reflects practical considerations in managing human oversight during high-speed robotic competitions.
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3,100
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600
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45
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从红门到中天门，3100级台阶，600米的高差。
Open source S5
四条腿的机器狗，下盘稳、步态灵活，认准大方向就能撒开腿往上跑；但两条腿的人形机器人不一样，身高更高、重心更难把控。
Open source S12
齐莉莉： 视觉在头部看得远，但是脚前容易有盲区，有一些人形机器人干脆换一个思路，将“眼睛”直接移到了胸前，视线放低，专守下盘。
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苏庆伟： 为了适应这次登泰山的比赛，他们做了很多改进，增加采集数据的摄像头，增加传感器。
Open source S14
看到台阶之后，它会先抬脚，在脚尖前45度左右的画面，都是非常清楚的。
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