Ren Israel M. Recuenco
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Ren Israel M. Recuenco is a researcher in robotics and human-machine interaction, with a focus on telepresence systems and motion control technologies. His most cited work, "Control of Mimicking Telepresent Robotic Neck using Oculus Rift" (2019), addresses critical limitations in head-tracking for teleoperated robots. By integrating an Oculus Rift with an accelerometer-magnetometer pair, Recuenco improved upon prior studies—such as Kintanar et al. (2017)—which only captured facial movements, enabling more natural and precise robotic neck mimicry. This contribution advances the field of telepresence, where accurate replication of human motion is essential for immersive remote operations. With 3 citations, his work demonstrates early impact in a niche area, laying groundwork for future developments in wearable sensors and virtual reality interfaces. Recuenco’s research bridges hardware and software challenges, offering practical solutions for enhancing robotic responsiveness in real-time applications. His efforts highlight the potential of combining consumer VR devices with custom sensor arrays to democratize telepresence technology, making it more accessible for research and industrial use.
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- 1Control of Mimicking Telepresent Robotic Neck using Oculus Rift3 citations · 2019