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The implementation for the [[AutoRef - Autonomous Referee System|AutoRef]] autonomous referee for [https://msl.robocup.org/ RoboCup Middle Size League (MSL)] robot soccer is the proposed design of the AutoRef system.
The implementation for the [[AutoRef - Autonomous Referee System|AutoRef]] autonomous referee for [https://msl.robocup.org/ RoboCup Middle Size League (MSL) robot soccer] is the execution of the AutoRef system design.  


This page contains all the links to implemented tasks in the AutoRef project. To find detailed information of each implemented task, please use the links listed below.  
Implemented design elements are based on [[AutoRef_system_architecture#Functional_specification|AutoRef's functional specification]] as part of [[AutoRef system architecture|its system architecture]], a specification of which is based on the law-task-skill breakdown of the [https://msl.robocup.org/rules MSL rulebook]. The design of implemented tasks in the AutoRef project are provided in main articles linked in the chapters below.


In 2021 contributions by [[AutoRef MSD 2020|MSD 2020]] focused on detecting ball-to-player distance violations.
[[#Team contributions|Team contributions]] to AutoRef's implementation from 2021 onwards are integrated within the implementation pages. Contributions from 2016–2020 are detailed by their respective teams in their [[AutoRef - Autonomous Referee System#Team contributions|own pages]].


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==Distance violation checking==
==Distance violation checking==
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 1 April 2021

The implementation for the AutoRef autonomous referee for RoboCup Middle Size League (MSL) robot soccer is the execution of the AutoRef system design.

Implemented design elements are based on AutoRef's functional specification as part of its system architecture, a specification of which is based on the law-task-skill breakdown of the MSL rulebook. The design of implemented tasks in the AutoRef project are provided in main articles linked in the chapters below.

Team contributions to AutoRef's implementation from 2021 onwards are integrated within the implementation pages. Contributions from 2016–2020 are detailed by their respective teams in their own pages.

Distance violation checking

Main article: AutoRef distance violation checking