Robots provide us with a means to move around in, visualize, and interact with a remote physical world. We have exploited these physical properties coupled with the growing diversity of users on the World Wide Web (WWW) [1] to create a WWW based telerobotic remote environment browser. This browser, called Mechanical Gaze, allows multiple remote WWW users to control a robot arm with an attached camera to explore a real remote environment. The environment varies but is typically composed of collections of physical museum exhibits which WWW users can view at various positions, orientations, and levels of resolution. http://vive.cs.berkeley.edu/capek 1 Introduction We have designed this teleoperated WWW server in order to allow users through...
Access to cultural exhibits is a central issue in museums and exhibition galleries that is recently ...
Current internet applications leave our physical presence and our real-world environment behind. Thi...
We are investigating a field of research that we call ubiquitous telepresence, which involves the de...
The emergence of the World Wide Web provides a unique opportunity to connect robots to the Internet,...
This thesis investigates the issues of creating a publicly accessible Web interface to a remote auto...
The World-Wide-Web has been used extensively in the past few years of its existence for data exchang...
This paper describes a new Internet telerobot framework suitable for autonomous mobile robots and de...
The growth of the World Wide Web provides a unique opportunity to connect robots through the Interne...
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Tanoto A, Witkowski U, Rückert U. Teleworkbench: A Remotely-Accessible Robotic Laboratory foe Educat...
A common problem faced by institutions concerns the limited availability of expensive robotics and c...
Research in mobile robotics often requires heavy investments in time and money. Mobile robots are st...
This work presents a methodology for the development of Teleoperated Robotic Systems through the Int...
Access to cultural exhibits is a central issue in museums and exhibition galleries that is recently ...
Current internet applications leave our physical presence and our real-world environment behind. Thi...
We are investigating a field of research that we call ubiquitous telepresence, which involves the de...
The emergence of the World Wide Web provides a unique opportunity to connect robots to the Internet,...
This thesis investigates the issues of creating a publicly accessible Web interface to a remote auto...
The World-Wide-Web has been used extensively in the past few years of its existence for data exchang...
This paper describes a new Internet telerobot framework suitable for autonomous mobile robots and de...
The growth of the World Wide Web provides a unique opportunity to connect robots through the Interne...
This paper presents the Remotely Accessible Laboratory (REAL), a virtual laboratory accessible throu...
AbstractThis article describes the software architecture of an autonomous, interactive tour-guide ro...
This work presents a methodology for the development of Teleoperated Robotic Systems through the Int...
Tanoto A, Witkowski U, Rückert U. Teleworkbench: A Remotely-Accessible Robotic Laboratory foe Educat...
A common problem faced by institutions concerns the limited availability of expensive robotics and c...
Research in mobile robotics often requires heavy investments in time and money. Mobile robots are st...
This work presents a methodology for the development of Teleoperated Robotic Systems through the Int...
Access to cultural exhibits is a central issue in museums and exhibition galleries that is recently ...
Current internet applications leave our physical presence and our real-world environment behind. Thi...
We are investigating a field of research that we call ubiquitous telepresence, which involves the de...