Immersive Robot Teleoperation Based on User Gestures in Mixed Reality Space

Recently, research has been conducted on mixed reality (MR), which provides immersive visualization and interaction experiences, and on mapping human motions directly onto a robot in a mixed reality (MR) space to achieve a high level of immersion. However, even though the robot is mapped onto the MR space, their surrounding environment is often not mapped sufficiently; this makes it difficult to comfortably perform tasks that require precise manipulation of the objects that are difficult to see from the human perspective. Therefore, we propose a system that allows users to operate a robot in real space by mapping the task environment around the robot on the MR space and performing operations within the MR space.

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Sensors
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2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s24155073
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Augmented Reality Applications
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Immersive Robot Teleoperation Based on User Gestures in Mixed Reality Space

Kosuke Sekiyama, Hibiki Esaki
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Immersive Robot Teleoperation Based on User Gestures in Mixed Reality Space

Kosuke Sekiyama, Hibiki Esaki
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Abstract

Recently, research has been conducted on mixed reality (MR), which provides immersive visualization and interaction experiences, and on mapping human motions directly onto a robot in a mixed reality (MR) space to achieve a high level of immersion. However, even though the robot is mapped onto the MR space, their surrounding environment is often not mapped sufficiently; this makes it difficult to comfortably perform tasks that require precise manipulation of the objects that are difficult to see from the human perspective. Therefore, we propose a system that allows users to operate a robot in real space by mapping the task environment around the robot on the MR space and performing operations within the MR space.

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