Margarita Vinnikov
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Margarita Vinnikov is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of human perception and robotic teleoperation, with a particular focus on how latency affects performance in immersive systems. Her key research areas include human-computer interaction, virtual reality, and the control of unmanned aerial vehicles. Her most notable contribution, "The Effects of Visual and Control Latency on Piloting a Quadcopter Using a Head-Mounted Display" (2018), has garnered 14 citations and provides foundational insights into the perceptual thresholds that degrade piloting performance when using first-person view head-mounted displays. By systematically isolating visual and control delays, Vinnikov’s work quantifies the tolerances of the human sensorimotor system, offering essential design guidelines for more responsive and intuitive teleoperation interfaces. This research is particularly impactful for the development of safer, more efficient remote piloting systems used in search-and-rescue, inspection, and surveillance. Her findings bridge the gap between technical latency constraints and human perceptual capabilities, making her a key voice in the advancement of immersive aerial vehicle control.
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