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Published 2011“…The robot was equipped as follows: * Pioneer2DX (odometry) * Sick LMS 200 (laser range finder); mounted 8cm forward from the center of the robot, facing forwards. The robot was teleoperated by a human operator.…”
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csc_mezzanine
Published 2011“…The robot was equipped as follows: * Pioneer2DX (odometry) * Sick LMS 200 (laser range finder); mounted 8cm forward from the center of the robot, facing forwards. The robot was teleoperated by a human operator.…”
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Published 2011“…The robot was equipped as follows: * Pioneer2DX (odometry) * Sick LMS 200 (laser range finder); mounted 8cm forward from the center of the robot, facing forwards. The robot was teleoperated by a human operator.…”
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Exploring the influence of haptic and olfactory cues of a virtual donut on satiation and eating behavior
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A study on high-level autonomous navigational behaviors for telepresence applications
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Human robot interaction by understanding upper body gestures
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Human-Robot Interaction Using ROS Framework for Indoor Mapping Missions
Published 2016“…This research examines how humans work with teleoperated unmanned mobile robots to perform interaction in order to explore and build an indoor map by utilizing robotic software framework known as Robot Operating System (ROS). …”
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Stereoscopic Views Improve Spatial Presence but Not Spatial Learning in VR Games
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Precise manipulation of GUI on a touch screen with haptic cues
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Comparative analysis of model-based predictive shared control for delayed operation in object reaching and recognition tasks with tactile sensing
Published 2021“…Communication delay represents a fundamental challenge in telerobotics: on one hand, it compromises the stability of teleoperated robots, on the other hand, it decreases the user’s awareness of the designated task. …”
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Influence of contact conditions on thermal responses of the hand
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Collision avoidance interface for safe piloting of unmanned vehicles using a mobile device
Published 2013“…As the autonomous capabilities advance, the user's role shifts from a direct teleoperator to a supervisory control role. Since the human operator is often better suited to make decisions in uncertain situations, it is important for the human operator to have awareness of the environment in which the vehicle is operating in order to prevent collisions and damage to the vehicle as well as the structures and people in the vicinity. …”
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Intelligent control of autonomous robots
Published 2009“…There is significant interest in autonomous vehicles – vehicles that are capable of intelligent motion and action without requiring either a guide to follow or teleoperator control. Potential applications of autonomous vehicles are many including reconnaissance/exploratory vehicles for space, undersea, land, and air environments; remote repair and maintenance; materials handling systems for the office and factory; and even intelligent wheelchairs for the handicapped. …”
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How well do drivers adapt to remote operation? Learning from remote drivers with on-road experience
Published 2024“…This paper briefly overviews recent remote driving research and presents results from a questionnaire and a semi-structured interview with experienced teleoperators. The findings indicate that operators do adjust to the new domain, but latency and network reliability remain a challenge. …”
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Social Robot Toolkit: Tangible Programming for Young Children
Published 2016“…To explore various activities and interactions, we teleoperated the robot's sensors. We present qualitative analysis of children's engagement in and uses of the social robot toolkit and show that they learn to create new rules, explore complex computational concepts, and internalize the mechanism with which robots can be programmed.…”
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Imitation Learning of Whole-Body Grasps
Published 2005“…Demonstration grasp trajectories are created by teleoperating a simulated robot to pick up simulated objects. …”
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