DARPA Grand Challenge Follow-On - Revision history

Murray at 15:34, 10 April 2006

2006-04-10T15:34:09Z

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	* 27 Nov 05 (Stefano): [[DGC Follow-On Discussion Notes 2005-11-23]] (restricted access)		* 27 Nov 05 (Stefano): [[DGC Follow-On Discussion Notes 2005-11-23]] (restricted access)
			* 10 Apr 06: [[Daimler Chrysler 2006-04-10]] (restricted access)

Murray: fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

2005-11-28T01:10:32Z

fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:10, 28 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
	** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.		** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.
	** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:~~DBCrules~~-28feb05.pdf\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.		** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:BDCrules-28feb05.pdf\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.

	* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]		* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]

Murray: fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

2005-11-28T01:09:43Z

fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:09, 28 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
	** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.		** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.
	** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:DBCrules-28feb05\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.		** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:DBCrules-28feb05.pdf\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.

	* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]		* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]

Murray: fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

2005-11-28T01:09:00Z

fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:09, 28 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
	** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.		** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.
	** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:~~NFBrules~~-28feb05\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.		** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:DBCrules-28feb05\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.

	* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]		* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]

Murray: fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

2005-11-28T01:08:35Z

fixed filename for blind driver challenge rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:08, 28 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
	** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.		** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.
	** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:NFBrules-~~22feb05~~\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.		** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:NFBrules-28feb05\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.

	* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]		* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]

Murray: added info on blind driver challenge

2005-11-28T01:02:35Z

added info on blind driver challenge

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:02, 28 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
	** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.		** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.
			** The ''Blind Driver Challenge'' seems to have dropped, although there are some references to teams. This was being proposed by the [http://www.nfb.org/nfbji/enter.htm National Federation of the Blind Jergen Institute]. They send a round a set of [[Media:NFBrules-22feb05\|draft rules]] in Feb 05.

	* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]		* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]

Murray at 00:56, 28 November 2005

2005-11-28T00:56:42Z

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	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

	* 27 Nov 05 (Stefano): [[DGC Follow-On Discussion Notes 2005-11-23]]		* 27 Nov 05 (Stefano): [[DGC Follow-On Discussion Notes 2005-11-23]] (restricted access)

Murray: added link to notes from Stefano

2005-11-28T00:48:04Z

added link to notes from Stefano

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	The Club challenging for the Cup and the Club holding the same may, by mutual consent, make any arrangement satisfactory to both as to the dates, courses, number of trials, rules and sailing regulations, and any and all other conditions of the match, in which case also the ten months' notice may be waived.		The Club challenging for the Cup and the Club holding the same may, by mutual consent, make any arrangement satisfactory to both as to the dates, courses, number of trials, rules and sailing regulations, and any and all other conditions of the match, in which case also the ten months' notice may be waived.
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

			* 27 Nov 05 (Stefano): [[DGC Follow-On Discussion Notes 2005-11-23]]

Murray: added america's cup info

2005-11-27T17:33:06Z

added america's cup info

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:33, 27 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
	** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.		** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.

			* 24 Nov 05 (Pietro): [http://www.a3.org/ac2000_DeedofGift.html Deed of Gift]
			<blockquote>
			This Cup is donated upon the conditions that it shall be preserved as a perpetual Challenge Cup for friendly competition between foreign countries.
			<br>
			Any organized Yacht Club of a foreign country, [...] shall always be entitled to the right of sailing a match for this Cup, [...] against any one yacht or vessel constructed in the country of the Club holding the Cup.
			<br>
			[...]
			<br>
			The Challenging Club shall give ten months' notice, in writing, naming the days for the proposed races; [...]
			<br>
			The Club challenging for the Cup and the Club holding the same may, by mutual consent, make any arrangement satisfactory to both as to the dates, courses, number of trials, rules and sailing regulations, and any and all other conditions of the match, in which case also the ten months' notice may be waived.
			</blockquote>

Murray: formatting

2005-11-25T00:38:56Z

formatting

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:38, 25 November 2005
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	* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).		* 24 Nov 05: looked around on the DARPA site and the web for follow-on DGC events. Nothing on the DARPA bulletin boards or Google. Looked around on the Stanford site, but nothing seems to have been posted since 9 October, except for a video of the race (including footage of passing the Red Team).
			** I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.
	* I did find one competition that has some of the features of the Grand Challenge: [http://www.igvc.org/deploy/rules.htm AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition]]. The main problem with this competition is that the speeds are low (5 mph max) and is designed for things like golf carts.