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Chungbuk National University's Raven team wins 'Robot Wars' and receives support from Altera SoCs.
This year marks the 14th anniversary of the "Intelligent SoC Robot War," officially sponsored by Altera.
The awards ceremony for the 14th Intelligent SoC Robot War 2015, officially sponsored by Altera, took place on November 1st. At the finals and awards ceremony held at KINTEX in Ilsan, Chungbuk National University's Raven team won the Taekwondo Robot category, while Sangmyung University's OPTC team won the honorable Presidential Award and Prime Minister's Award, respectively. They also received 15 DE0-nano boards as prizes.
In this competition, 28 universities, 104 teams, and 570 people participated, and after fierce competition, 14 Huro-competition teams and 12 Taekwondo robot teams advanced to the finals. The event that Team Raven won was an intelligent robot competition that combined various recognition algorithms such as image recognition, wireless communication, and voice recognition with driving algorithms. The Taekwondo robot event is a method in which a robot determines the victory by attacking and defending on its own without external remote control by identifying the location, distance, and movement of an opposing robot through image recognition technology.

Altera sponsored 64 DE0-nano boards to eight winning teams in the Huro-competition and SoC Taekwondo Robot categories, all of which will go to their respective university research labs. Additionally, Altera provided Cyclone ® FPGAs and configuration components mounted on development boards to teams that passed the first test conducted for each event after applying for participation.
The Cyclone ® FPGA is an essential component for the participating teams' development because it processes format conversion, noise filtering, and specific color extraction of images obtained through the robot's camera in real time, and serves as a core chip for image recognition by calculating the distance and coordinates of the target tracked by the robot.
In addition, the gold prize (Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award) went to X[deca] of Konkuk University, the silver prize to AIS of Seoul National University of Science and Technology, and the bronze prize to NR of Chungbuk National University. These three teams received 10, 5, and 2 DE0-nano boards from Altera, respectively. In the SoC Taekwondo Robot category, Kangwon National University's "Mrs. Ban Yeo-sa Ganda-ga" won the gold prize, and Dong-A University's "E COM" received the silver prize, receiving 10 and 5 DE0-nano boards from Altera, respectively.
Hosted by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, organized by the KAIST System Design Applications Research Center (SDIA), and officially sponsored by Altera Korea and Altera Headquarters University Program, the 'Intelligent SoC Robot War 2015' is an SoC robot competition for university students nationwide, and this year marks its 14th year.
The awards ceremony for the 14th Intelligent SoC Robot War 2015, officially sponsored by Altera, took place on November 1st. At the finals and awards ceremony held at KINTEX in Ilsan, Chungbuk National University's Raven team won the Taekwondo Robot category, while Sangmyung University's OPTC team won the honorable Presidential Award and Prime Minister's Award, respectively. They also received 15 DE0-nano boards as prizes.
In this competition, 28 universities, 104 teams, and 570 people participated, and after fierce competition, 14 Huro-competition teams and 12 Taekwondo robot teams advanced to the finals. The event that Team Raven won was an intelligent robot competition that combined various recognition algorithms such as image recognition, wireless communication, and voice recognition with driving algorithms. The Taekwondo robot event is a method in which a robot determines the victory by attacking and defending on its own without external remote control by identifying the location, distance, and movement of an opposing robot through image recognition technology.

Altera sponsored 64 DE0-nano boards to eight winning teams in the Huro-competition and SoC Taekwondo Robot categories, all of which will go to their respective university research labs. Additionally, Altera provided Cyclone ® FPGAs and configuration components mounted on development boards to teams that passed the first test conducted for each event after applying for participation.
The Cyclone ® FPGA is an essential component for the participating teams' development because it processes format conversion, noise filtering, and specific color extraction of images obtained through the robot's camera in real time, and serves as a core chip for image recognition by calculating the distance and coordinates of the target tracked by the robot.
In addition, the gold prize (Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award) went to X[deca] of Konkuk University, the silver prize to AIS of Seoul National University of Science and Technology, and the bronze prize to NR of Chungbuk National University. These three teams received 10, 5, and 2 DE0-nano boards from Altera, respectively. In the SoC Taekwondo Robot category, Kangwon National University's "Mrs. Ban Yeo-sa Ganda-ga" won the gold prize, and Dong-A University's "E COM" received the silver prize, receiving 10 and 5 DE0-nano boards from Altera, respectively.
Hosted by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, organized by the KAIST System Design Applications Research Center (SDIA), and officially sponsored by Altera Korea and Altera Headquarters University Program, the 'Intelligent SoC Robot War 2015' is an SoC robot competition for university students nationwide, and this year marks its 14th year.
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