This chapter presents research designed to study and improve an operator’s abil-ity to navigate or teleoperate a robot that is distant from the operator through the use of a robot intelligence architecture and a virtual 3D interface. To validate the use of the robot intelligence architecture and the 3D interface, four user-studies are presented that compare intelligence modes and interface designs in navigation and exploration tasks. Results from the user studies suggest that performance is improved when the robot assumes some of the navigational responsibilities or the interface presents spatial information as it relates to the pose of the robot in the remote environment. The authors hope that understanding the roles of intelligence and in...
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is a leading topic in the field of robotics, itsimportance is manifest...
This article proposes a novel shared intelligence system for brain-machine interface (BMI) teleopera...
... to describe their environment, e.g., "There is a desk in front of me and a doorway behind i...
Abstract-This paper discusses an experimental comparison of three user interface techniques for inte...
Performance in human-robot interaction is related to the operators mental map of the space in which ...
This paper discusses an experimental comparison of three user interface techniques for interaction w...
One of the problems affecting robot operators\u27 spatial awareness involves their ability to infer ...
Yuan F. Interactive acquisition of spatial representations with mobile robots. Bielefeld: Universitä...
This dissertation investigated the relationship between the spatial perception abilities of operator...
Objective: To determine how scores on standard spatial measures correlate with the ability to operat...
This paper describes two steps in the evolution of human-robot interaction designs developed by the ...
Robot operations are progressively becoming more important in a variety of areas, especially in envi...
Supervising and controlling remote robot systems currently requires many specialised operators to ha...
Transferring skills and expertise to remote places, without being present, is a new challenge for o...
Telepresence robots allow people to explore remote environments, interacting to other people between...
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is a leading topic in the field of robotics, itsimportance is manifest...
This article proposes a novel shared intelligence system for brain-machine interface (BMI) teleopera...
... to describe their environment, e.g., "There is a desk in front of me and a doorway behind i...
Abstract-This paper discusses an experimental comparison of three user interface techniques for inte...
Performance in human-robot interaction is related to the operators mental map of the space in which ...
This paper discusses an experimental comparison of three user interface techniques for interaction w...
One of the problems affecting robot operators\u27 spatial awareness involves their ability to infer ...
Yuan F. Interactive acquisition of spatial representations with mobile robots. Bielefeld: Universitä...
This dissertation investigated the relationship between the spatial perception abilities of operator...
Objective: To determine how scores on standard spatial measures correlate with the ability to operat...
This paper describes two steps in the evolution of human-robot interaction designs developed by the ...
Robot operations are progressively becoming more important in a variety of areas, especially in envi...
Supervising and controlling remote robot systems currently requires many specialised operators to ha...
Transferring skills and expertise to remote places, without being present, is a new challenge for o...
Telepresence robots allow people to explore remote environments, interacting to other people between...
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is a leading topic in the field of robotics, itsimportance is manifest...
This article proposes a novel shared intelligence system for brain-machine interface (BMI) teleopera...
... to describe their environment, e.g., "There is a desk in front of me and a doorway behind i...