We’re on the newly configured AP now, and all the wireless stuff we do should be working well. The IPs have changed to a different subnet–this has changed the ips but the dns’s haved moved over accordingly. If for some strange reason you desire to connect via the new IPs, ping the dns’s to discover the proper ips. The ips listed on the back of every aibo are inaccurate, currently.
So, the application has been handed in. Here’s the video we threw together.
We’ll find out in two weeks whether or not we qualify for the big show. In the meantime, we have a lot of work to do.
UPDATE:: Application online and viewable to the world, or just to you.
Website updated for the 2006 U.S. Open. Now it looks like the dates are April 20-23, with the schedule as follows:
Thursday, April 20, 12:00 Noon Venue opens to teams.
Friday, April 21, 9:00 AM Competition begins!
Saturday, April 22 Round-robin competitions, and quarter-finals, banquet.
Sunday, April 23 Semi-finals and finals.
But awesome: this just in from the official 4 Legged League mailing list:
There has been some discussion about organising a demonstration robocup game in Bremen – 11×11 Aibos on a mid-sized field. The thought is to try and make it a pick-up match (using the same ideas that UNSW and Newcastle used in the legged open challenge last year – a standardized broadcast packet for comms). This would require access to a mid-sized field.
How many legged teams might be interested in participating?
We’ve got 11 aibos…Chown-dog ?
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Pretty cool set from Robocup 2005 from a member of the rUNSWift team.
