In this paper, we focus on various aspects of coordination in the framework of the RoboCup competitions. In particular, we address both multi-agent systems that have been developed within the simulation league and multi-robot systems that have been realized in the middle-size league. From the multi-agent perspective we present a behavior-based technique for position selection and the so-called holonic approach. In the multi-robot domain, we address both communication and distributed coordination within a heterogeneous team of autonomous robots.
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