Professor Xiaoping Chen
Professor Chen is Director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence, USTC and holds a post in 7 academic organizations. He has long been engaged in interdisciplinary research in artificial intelligence, multi-robot systems and symbolic logic and is currently exploring formalization modelling for multi-agent and multi-robot systems. He has undertaken two major projects funded by the Chinese National Natural Science Foundation and two supported by the National 863 High-Technology Program.

Professor Mary-Anne Williams
Professor Williams is Director of the Innovation and Technology Research Laboratory at UTS, and guest professor at USTC. Her interests lie in computational models for decision making and the role of technology in strategic business innovation. She is a member of the Australian Research Council's College of Experts, the editorial boards of the Journal of Artificial Intelligence, the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research and the joint MIT Press and American Artificial Intelligence Association Press.

Mr Fei Liu
Mr Fei is a doctoral student at USTC. In his role as the Chinese lead developer, his primary interests lie in the vision subsystem of the robots.

Mr Christopher Stanton
Mr Stanton is a Research Associate at UTS whose interests lie in analyzing robotic systems using a concept known as 'grounding'. He has developed methodologies for robot engineering and has played a pivotal role in the UTS Unleashed! robot soccer team since its inception, and today acts as the Australian lead developer.

Mr Haitao He
Mr He is a doctoral student at USTC, developing techniques for accurate real-time localization of robots.

Mr Muh Anshar
Mr Muh Anshar is a master's student at UTS, applying machine learning techniques to improve the speed of the robots' movements.

Mr Feng Wang
Mr Wang, an undergraduate student at USTC, plays a pivotal role in eliciting the high-level decision making processes of the robots.

Mr Benjamin Johnston
Mr Johnston is a doctoral student at UTS, with interests in hybrid mechanisms for thought and reasoning.

Mr Kai Xu
Mr Xu is a doctoral student at USTC. His primary research interests lie in locomotion - his machine learning algorithms have generated efficient walks for swift and safe robot movement.

Mr Ronny Novianto
Mr Novianto is a doctoral student at UTS, and the team's newest addition. His interests lie in developing automated methods for learning how to perform robust decision making.

Mr Lin Yuan
Mr Yuan is an undergraduate student at USTC whose research interests lie in the role of vision in localization and the development of tools that automate the environmental configuration process.

Mr Xun Wang
Mr Wang is a doctoral student at UTS integrating high-level scripting languages with low-level control systems to maximize developer productivity.