Great Wall Flame: A Chronicle and Analysis of the 4th APAC Undergraduate Robot Contest

Author: Chen Xi
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Features: The "Asia-Pacific University Robot Contest" (ROBOCON, ABUAsia-PacificRobotContest), which began in 2002, is an annual major international competition organized by the "Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union" (ABU), a council composed of China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia. The competition primarily targets university students in the region, with a particular focus on engineering students, aiming to cultivate interest and enthusiasm for high technology among young people in various countries, enhance the technological level of participating nations, and discover and train talent for the development of the robotics industry. Each edition of the competition is hosted by a rotating member of the council. The theme of the fourth competition, held in Beijing, China in 2005, was "Climbing the Great Wall, Igniting the Sacred Flame."
The annual "National University Robot Contest," serving as the domestic qualifier for the "Asia-Pacific University Robot Contest," is organized by China Central Television (CCTV), with co-hostship from the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the China Association for Science and Technology. It is the most important domestic competition for university students to showcase their robot technology skills.
This book primarily focuses on the "Fourth Asia-Pacific University Robot Contest" and the "Fourth National University Robot Contest," offering an in-depth interpretation of the university robot competition through race chronicles, competition analysis, and the thoughts and feelings of organizers and participants. It aims to authentically recreate the excitement and achievements of the competition, hoping to attract more robotics enthusiasts to participate.
This book primarily focuses on the "Fourth Asia-Pacific University Robot Contest" and the "Fourth National University Robot Contest," interpreting the university robot competition through race chronicles, competition analysis, and the thoughts and feelings of organizers and participants.