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Telepresence control of a dual-arm dexterous robot
Larry Li, Brian Cox, Susan Shelton, Myron Diftler
- Year
- 1994
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Telepresence is an approach to teleoperation that provides egocentric, intuitive interactions between an operator and a remote environment. This approach takes advantage of the natural cognitive and sensory-motor skills of an on-orbit crew and effectively transfers them to a slave robot. A dual-arm dexterous robot operating under telepresence control has been developed and is being evaluated. Preliminary evaluation revealed several important observations that suggest the directions of future enhancement.
Keywords
TeleoperationDual (grammatical number)RobotTeleroboticsComputer scienceRobotic armHuman–computer interactionRobot controlControl (management)Simulation
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