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Main Authors: Elobaid, Mohamed, Dafarra, Stefano, Ranjbari, Ehsan, Romualdi, Giulio, Chaki, Tomohiro, Kawakami, Tomohiro, Yoshiike, Takahide, Pucci, Daniele
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01159
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author Elobaid, Mohamed
Dafarra, Stefano
Ranjbari, Ehsan
Romualdi, Giulio
Chaki, Tomohiro
Kawakami, Tomohiro
Yoshiike, Takahide
Pucci, Daniele
author_facet Elobaid, Mohamed
Dafarra, Stefano
Ranjbari, Ehsan
Romualdi, Giulio
Chaki, Tomohiro
Kawakami, Tomohiro
Yoshiike, Takahide
Pucci, Daniele
contents This paper discusses the necessary considerations and adjustments that allow a recently proposed avatar system architecture to be used with different robotic avatar morphologies (both wheeled and legged robots with various types of hands and kinematic structures) for the purpose of enabling remote (intercontinental) telepresence under communication bandwidth restrictions. The case studies reported involve robots using both position and torque control modes, independently of their software middleware.
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spellingShingle Remote telepresence over large distances via robot avatars: case studies
Elobaid, Mohamed
Dafarra, Stefano
Ranjbari, Ehsan
Romualdi, Giulio
Chaki, Tomohiro
Kawakami, Tomohiro
Yoshiike, Takahide
Pucci, Daniele
Robotics
This paper discusses the necessary considerations and adjustments that allow a recently proposed avatar system architecture to be used with different robotic avatar morphologies (both wheeled and legged robots with various types of hands and kinematic structures) for the purpose of enabling remote (intercontinental) telepresence under communication bandwidth restrictions. The case studies reported involve robots using both position and torque control modes, independently of their software middleware.
title Remote telepresence over large distances via robot avatars: case studies
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01159