Yoshio Onoe

Nara Institute of Science and Technology

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Yoshio Onoe is a pioneering researcher in the field of telepresence and immersive visual communication, with a particular focus on real-time view-dependent imaging. His most-cited work, "Telepresence by real-time view-dependent image generation from omnidirectional images" (2000), introduced a groundbreaking approach to capturing and rendering remote scenes by dynamically adjusting the user’s viewpoint using omnidirectional imagery and a movable camera stage. This contribution laid the foundation for more natural and interactive remote experiences, directly impacting advancements in mobile robot teleoperation and multiperson videoconferencing. Although his early work has garnered modest citation counts, its conceptual influence is evident in later developments in virtual reality and telepresence systems. Onoe’s research bridges computer vision, robotics, and human-computer interaction, demonstrating a forward-thinking vision for how technology can collapse distance and enhance situational awareness. His work remains a touchstone for researchers exploring real-time immersive displays and user-centered visual feedback in remote environments.