GeneralRules.tex

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\chapter{General Rules \& Regulations}
\label{chap:rules}

These are the general rules and regulations for the competition in the RoboCup@Home league.
Every rule in this section can be considered to implicitly include the term \emph{\enquote{unless stated otherwise}}, meaning that additional or contrary rules in particular
test specifications have a higher priority than those mentioned herein in the general rules and regulations.

\input{general_rules/TeamRegistration}

\section{Audience interaction}
Direct interaction with the audience is not a part of most challenges, though some explicitly require it in an effort to make robots step out of the laboratory.

Informing the audience however is important for the league.
\input{general_rules/vizbox}

\input{general_rules/Scenario}

\input{general_rules/Robots}

\input{general_rules/ExternalDevices}

\input{general_rules/Organization}

\input{general_rules/Procedure}

\input{general_rules/ContinueRules.tex}

\input{general_rules/PenaltiesBonuses}

\input{general_rules/InstructionsOC}


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