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This episode explores how neurosymbolic AI transforms RoboCup data into engaging real-time sportscasting.

From chaotic boxy robots to a coherent play-by-play, this episode unpacks how neurosymbolic AI turns raw RoboCup data into engaging narration. We explore the vision front-end (YOLOv12) that maps players to a clean 2D map, the symbolic event extractor that predicts passes and goals, and the sportscast policy that paces commentary across events and lull periods. Discover how multilingual real-time broadcasting becomes possible, why this approach was validated at the RoboCup German Open 2026, an...

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Host: Mike Breault

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Organizations: RoboCup, YOLOv12

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