%0 Book Section %1 VoelzAndreEtAl98ROBOCUP %A Voelz, Dirk %A André, Elisabeth %A Herzog, Gerd %A Rist, Thomas %B RoboCup-98: Robot Soccer World Cup II %C Berlin %D 1999 %E Asada, Minoru %E Kitano, Hiroaki %I Springer %K 01624 springer paper ai multimedia language processing action recognition zzz.vitra %P 50--60 %R 10.1007/3-540-48422-1_4 %T Rocco: A RoboCup Soccer Commentator System %V 1604 %X With the attempt to enable robots to play soccer games, the RoboCup challenge poses a demanding standard problem for AI and intelligent robotics research. The rich domain of robot soccer, however, provides a further option for the investigation of a second class of intelligent systems which are capable of understanding and describing complex time-varying scenes. Such automatic commentator systems offer an interesting research perspective for additional integration of natural language and intelligent multimedia technologies. In this paper, first results concerning the realization of a fully automated RoboCup commentator will be presented. The system called Rocco is currently able to generate TV-style live reports for arbitrary matches of the RoboCup simulator league. Based upon our generic approach towards multimedia reporting systems, step-by-step even more advanced capabilities are to be added with future versions of the initial Rocco prototype. %@ 978-3-540-66320-1

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