Remote-Collaboration System Using Mobile Robot with Camera and Projector
Tamotsu Machino, Yoshito Nanjo, Y. Yanagihara, Hiroaki Kawata, Satoshi Iwaki, Ken-ichiro Shimokura, Shinyo Muto
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 4
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
We have been studying a remote-collaboration system called SCOPE (sight collaboration by projection effect) featuring image projecting and capturing capabilities as implemented in a maintenance robot. With the help of SCOPE and a remote support person, an on-site worker can perform maintenance very efficiently. In this paper, we propose a mobile SCOPE named Campro-R that can significantly expand the area of activity of the conventional SCOPE. To enable an on-site worker to share the field of view of a remote support person, we developed a technique for aligning the optical axes of a camera and a projector. We present experimental data that demonstrates the validity of our optomechanical design. Finally, we show that the Campro-R enables workers to continuously share their field of view, no matter where the Campro-R moves.
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