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Tag Archives: remote presence research
Social Robotic Telepresence and HRI 2011
The second paper is from Min Kyung Lee from Carnegie Mellon University and Leila Takayama from Willow Garage entitled “‘Now, I have a body’: Uses and social norms for mobile remote presence in the workplace” is a personal favorite. In this paper, the Willow Garage Texai is used as the Mobile Robotic Telepresence (MRP) or RPS in our lingo. To say this paper is meaty is an understatement. This paper is a rich treasure-trove of insights into the issues and futures of remote presence. Continue reading
Posted in Elder care, Giraff, Industries, Remote Presence Research, Remote Presence Systems, Texai
Tagged Giraff, HRI 2011, remote presence research, robotic telepresence, Social Robotic Telepresence, Stephen von Rump
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Discussing Use Cases for Remote Presence
This week, researchers from the University of Massachusetts Lowell (Katherine M. Tsui, Munjal Desai, and Holly A. Yanco) pre-published their findings on use cases of remote presence / telepresence robots in prep for the HRI 2011 conference in Switzerland this March. In their article, they bring up a number of issues that are relevant to the future of remote presence, that are worth reading about. Continue reading
Posted in Anybots QB, Remote Presence Issues, Remote Presence News, Remote Presence Systems, VGo
Tagged Holly Yanco, human-robot interaction, Kate Tsui, Munjal Desai, remote presence issues, remote presence research, telepresence robot, wifi issues
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