Chris Mattus

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Chris Mattus is a researcher in human-robot interaction and telepresence systems, with a focus on enabling remote physical presence through web-based technologies. His most-cited work, "Web Based Remote Active Presence" (2020, 7 citations), introduces a client-server architecture that allows a user to control a mobile robot over the World Wide Web, effectively embodying the operator in a distant environment. This system transmits real-time visual and acoustic feedback, enabling intuitive navigation and interaction. Mattus’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between virtual control and physical agency, making remote presence more accessible and responsive. His work has implications for telemedicine, hazardous environment exploration, and collaborative robotics. While still early in his career, his research demonstrates a clear commitment to democratizing robotic teleoperation, offering a foundation for future innovations in immersive remote interaction.