Patrick Corlay
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Patrick Corlay is a researcher focused on the critical challenge of reducing latency in real-time video applications, particularly for teleoperated driving, remote robot control, and telepresence. His work addresses the "Glass-to-Glass" (G2G) delay—the time between video capture and display—which is essential for seamless human-machine interaction. In his 2023 paper, Corlay systematically compares two strategies for minimizing this delay: encoding rate reduction versus video frame extrapolation, offering practical insights for optimizing quality of experience in latency-sensitive systems. While his citation count is still growing, his contributions are highly relevant to emerging fields like autonomous vehicle teleoperation and remote surgery, where even milliseconds matter. Corlay’s research bridges video compression and real-time networking, providing a foundation for future innovations in immersive remote control.
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