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USARSim (Unified System for Automation and Robot Simulation) is a high-fidelity simulation of robots and environments based on the Unreal Tournament game engine. It is intended as a research tool and is the basis for the RoboCup rescue virtual robot comp
Jason (AgentSpeak) implementation for Robocup Rescue, including launcher, TCP/UDP connection and agents for FireBrigade, FireStation, AmbulanceTeam, AmbulanceCenter, PoliceForce and PoliceStation.
Database Driven RoboCup Rescue Server is a version of RoboCup Rescue Server (https://sourceforge.net/projects/roborescue/) which uses a database to store the simulation data in order to simulate a very large number of agents.
An extended version of RoboCup Rescue Simulation official viewer intended to make it more informative. It utilizes charts, statistics and some missing little useful features.
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The Shapefile2Bin project aim to convert a real map (real city) in Shape format (ArgGIS format) to Bin format (Robocup Rescue format). The map after converted is used for Robocup Rescue Simulator (see more at: Robocup Rescue Simulation Project at SF.net)