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Mutual telexistence surrogate system: TELESAR4 - telexistence in real environments using autostereoscopic immersive display -

Susumu Tachi, Kazuki Watanabe, Keisuke Takeshita, Kouta Minamizawa, Takatoshi Yoshida, Katsunari Sato

Year
2011
Citations
17

Abstract

Our aim is to afford a remote person the opportunity to participate virtually in some event by using a surrogate robot to communicate with local participants while moving about freely at the venue. Accordingly, we propose a mutual telexistence surrogate robot system, called TELESAR4, which was designed and constructed by development of the following: an immersive audiovisual system; an omnidirectionally mobile robot with a robot arm and hand; an omnidirectional stereo camera system (VORTEX); a head with a retroreflective screen for embodiment of the remote participant; and a retroreflective projection system for local participants. This paper describes the development of the TELESAR4 system, whose efficacy has been verified through demonstration experiments.

Keywords

AutostereoscopyComputer scienceRobotComputer visionArtificial intelligenceMobile robotEvent (particle physics)Omnidirectional antennaOptical head-mounted displayStereo camera

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